Archive · 25 Oct 2025
CircleChess Launches Masters Pride to Connect Top Chess Players with Learners
CircleChess created Masters Pride to link expert chess players with people learning the game.
This program lets learners interact with Grandmasters and other titled players.
It offers lessons, workshops, and a community.
The goal is to make top-level chess knowledge available to everyone, no matter their skill level.
This program supports titled players, helping them grow and share their knowledge.
With the help of technology, CircleChess aims to make learning chess fun and effective, helping students of all levels.
CircleChess launched Masters Pride to connect titled chess players with learners.
The program offers interactive sessions, tournaments, and workshops.
Learners gain access to titled players and the CircleChess community.
Masters Pride provides discounted access to titled players through CircleChess's learning system.
The initiative supports titled players, helping them share their knowledge and build influence.
- Who
- CircleChess and titled chess players.
- What
- Launching the Masters Pride program to connect top chess players with learners.
- When
- October 25 (article date)
- Where
- Global, with a focus on the online chess community.
- Why
- To provide a platform for titled players to share their expertise and provide a structured learning experience for chess enthusiasts.
- Program Name
- Masters Pride
- Platform
- CircleChess
- Focus
- Connecting titled chess players with learners
- Features
- Interactive sessions, workshops, community access
- Key Figures
- GM Vishnu Prasanna, D. Gukesh
- Available in
- USA, Canada, UK, Australia