Your front row seat to chess.

At Take Take Take, we're reimagining chess from the inside out. We're transforming a game played by over 600 million people into a global, emotional spectacle that captivates fans around the world. Our vision isn't just to enhance chess—it's to redefine it as a sport you watch, feel, and live.

We're not merely adding features; we're crafting an entirely new experience. Imagine a world where every match is an event, every duel tells a story, and fans are at the heart of the action.

Founded in April 2023 by 17x World Chess Champion Magnus Carlsen, Take Take Take is driven by innovation, passion, and the relentless belief that chess deserves its moment on the global stage. We're building more than a platform—we're creating a movement that transforms chess into a sport that sparks conversations, ignites passions, and unites people from all walks of life.

So far we have raised a total of $9M from some of the world's most renowned investors, including Snö Ventures, Coatue, Jim Breyer, Yuri Milner, and Peter Thiel.

If you're eager to be part of a revolutionary journey, to push the boundaries of what sport can be, and to help shape the future of chess, we'd love to hear from you!

Team in Norway, but with global ambitions!

Chess is widely regarded as one of the most universal games. It's essential for us to be accessible in multiple languages and time zones, catering to various demographics to serve the entire chess community. Currently, we have a small office in Oslo, but we are building a company with a culture that can hire and work with anyone, anywhere. Our team expands beyond Oslo to Stavanger, and we also have close partners and advisors in the US.

Who is Take Take Take for?

Nearly a billion people worldwide play chess, yet most chess products and content seem to target the more advanced players. This approach overlooks the largest demographic: those who may only have a basic understanding of the rules but are nonetheless intrigued and excited by the game. The appeal of chess comes from its players, the importance of each game, and the lasting interest in a game that, even with its 1,500-year history and basic set of 32 wooden pieces, is still exciting to play and watch.