But the Chinese Grandmaster chose a different path to cope. Ding immediately indulged in playing Bughouse Chess, a dynamic and unconventional variation of the game that allowed him to find joy and ...

For the chess clubs he’s worked with in Fremont, Dylan Cardiff said the kids’ favorite variation by far is bughouse. The oddly named game has nothing to do with bugs. Rather, it’s a game of ...

Spending some me-time with nature is not the only way. He reportedly played a few trippy team games of ‘Bughouse chess’. China's grandmaster Ding Liren (R) poses for a selfie during a meet and ...

Oftentimes, students simply play games of typical or bughouse chess (a team-version of the game), and all levels of play are welcome. At the beginning of the year and then again throughout the ...