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What is a Grandmaster?
A Grandmaster is the highest title a chess player can achieve, awarded by FIDE, the international chess federation. It signifies exceptional skill and experience, often requiring a sustained high rating and strong tournament performances. Michael Adams, mentioned in the story, holds this prestigious title.
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