Bosnia year 1998 stamps Chess championship MNH

Bosnia year 1998 stamps Chess championship MSS ☀ MNH**

The Chess Olympiad is a biennial team chess event organized by FIDE (the International Chess Federation). It is one of the most prestigious team competitions in chess, bringing together national teams from around the world to compete for the title.

The Chess Olympiad features teams representing their respective countries, with each team consisting of up to six players (four main players and up to two reserves). Teams compete against each other in a round-robin format, with matches typically consisting of four individual games between players from each team.

The first Chess Olympiad was held in 1927 in London, and since then, it has been organized regularly, except during World War II and in some other exceptional circumstances. Over the years, the Olympiad has grown significantly in size and popularity, attracting teams from a large number of countries.

The Chess Olympiad is a highly prestigious event for chess players, providing an opportunity for national pride and camaraderie among teammates. It also serves as a platform for top players to showcase their skills on an international stage. The Olympiad features both open and women’s sections, with separate competitions for each.