Is chess a game for old people?

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no chess is an everybody game even people begin to play since childhood
 
In my opinion the game of chess has no age, anyone can play chess, that's the beauty of it.
 
gravii2011 said:
I always walk in the park, and old people always play chess there! But I've never seen teenagers play.
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old people have already taken the tables at the parks, young/other people have to play chess at some other location 🤣
 
Young people are progressive in their views. She is interested in everything that is fashionable.
 
I don't think chess is tied to age either, there are different ages of people who play it, but it's one thing in itself and everyone has their own interest. I never learned chess but my son used to learn it at school and also took part in tournaments.
 
Chess is pretty popular to play on mobile Apps. I'd imagine most people playing chess outside would be a lot older.
 
i dont think it is only for old people

like ...i dont see a reason for it . only because old people play it it doesnt mean that it is not suited for young people too
 
gravii2011 said:
I always walk in the park, and old people always play chess there! But I've never seen teenagers play. I love to play since I was a kid and I still do. Does this mean that the game is not interesting for young people and why?
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I don't think, for me chess is for any age, even when I was younger I played a lot of chess in school

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The vast majority of players I compete against online are younger than me, so no: Chess is an activity which brings enjoyment for every age group.
 
An intellectual duel is the only kind of Olympic sport in which people of at least 90 years of age can take part. Chess declares checkmate an senile brain disease. Playing chess effectively improves and develops short-term and long-term memory. In the process of this activity, you need to remember the previous moves of the opponent, constantly remember the rules, remember your previous actions and the experience of completed games. Regular performance of such cognitive exercises reduces the likelihood of Alzheimer's disease progressing in modern society.
 
it’s just that not everyone likes games with complete information, in chess, for example, such an element as a bluff is completely absent and the luck factor is of minimal importance there, but in general this game is for all ages
 
i think we can say chess and poker can go hand in hand, both needs a clear mind and strategy, there's a lot to learn from chess
 
definetly not anymore since that netflix series came out over 1 million people have joined chess.com
 
For sure not.

Chess is a mental game for all people. And to be honest, the younger you start, the better at this game.
 
I have one girl 7 years old who want me to teach her chess because she has two other girls in her school class that plays chess better than her 😉
 
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