Samarkand 2026
Chess on the Silk Road
OlympChess is the chronicle of the Chess Olympiads. This page gathers everything we publish about the 46th — player cards, interviews, dispatches from the playing hall, and Echoes from earlier Olympiads. The full monograph follows in 2027. More →
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[Update: 09.08.2026] A running team-by-team tracker for Samarkand 2026 — who has named their squad, who is still counting, and how the strongest nations line up on the July FIDE list. Open and Women, updated as the announcements land.
Everything confirmed about the 46th Chess Olympiad in one place — venue, schedule, format, time control, deadlines and money — pulled from FIDE's own documents and sorted by the question you're actually asking.
Nine weeks out, most of the chess world has named its Samarkand teams — Spain, Norway, Argentina and more — while the two biggest favourites still haven't. A running squad tracker.
Ten weeks before Samarkand, five of the strongest chess federations have named their teams — and the line between who has announced and who hasn't says more about how nations pick than how strong they are.
The United States is sending two Olympiad debutants to Samarkand and leaving a higher-rated veteran at home. Ninety years ago, a similar bet built a dynasty.