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== Usage ==
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This infobox is for articles on 1-on-1 chess competitions, such as the finals of the [[World Chess Championship]]s.

===Parameters===
Most parameters are doubled for the information on each competitor, and are indicated by the number "1" or "2". I.e. <code>comp#</code> is actually two parameters, <code>comp1</code> and <code>comp2</code>, for the names of the first and second competitor, respectively. Required parameters are <code>comp1</code>, <code>comp2</code>, <code>score1</code>, and <code>score2</code>.

* <code>header</code> – Name of the competition, defaulting to the page title
* <code>location</code> – Location of the competition
* <code>dates</code> – Date(s) of the competition
* <code>comp#</code> – Names of the competitors
* <code>image#</code> – Competitors' pictures in full image format, i.e. {{elc|File:''filename.ext''|''size''{{!}}''caption''}}
* <code>comp#_link</code> – Article link to a competitor (for [[WP:DAB|disambiguation]] or other article name difference)
* <code>flag#</code> – Identifying national flag for each of the competitors
* <code>flagicon#</code> – Identifying competition flag for competitors from sanctioned countries unable to use their national flag
* <code>flagicon#_link</code> – Link to body represented by competition flag
* <code>flag#_note</code> – notes about the flag a person is competing under, e.g. refugee status, multiple citizenship, or sanctions regime
* <code>dob#</code> – Competitors' dates of birth
* <code>age#</code> – Competitors' ages
* <code>qual#</code> – Competitors' tournament qualification
* <code>elo#</code> – Competitors' [[ELO rating]]
* <code>rank#</code> – Competitors' [[FIDE world rankings]]
* <code>prev</code> – Previous competition in series display
* <code>prev_link</code> – Link to previous competition (if different)
* <code>next</code> – Next competition in series display
* <code>next_link</code> – Link to next competition (if different)
* <code>score#</code> – Final scores

The following parameters are for the result and length of the individual games in the match.
* <code>game#</code> – Up to 20 game results starting with the result ("<", "-", ">", "/") as the first character followed by either "w" or "b" to indicate whether competitor #1 is playing the white or black pieces, followed by the length of the match.
:: '''<''' – indicates competitor #1 is the winner
:: '''-''' – indicates a draw
:: '''>''' – indicates competitor #2 is the winner
:: '''/''' – indicates a match scheduled, but not required for determining the winner
:: Example: '''-b58''' is a 58 move draw where competitor #1 played black.

* <code>type#</code> – game type (e.g. tie-break). Changes label of game from "Game n" to "''type'' n". Games are still automatically numbered

===Subtemplates===
{{tlx|Infobox chess match/gamerow}} – displays results of each individual game in match with alternating black/white squares for score

==Example==
{{Infobox chess match
|header = World Chess Championship 2021
|location = Dubai, UAE
|dates = 24 November – 12 December 2021
|comp1 = Magnus Carlsen
|comp2 = Ian Nepomniachtchi
|title1 = Defending champion
|title2 = Challenger
|image1 = [[File:FIDE World FR Chess Championship 2019 - Magnus Carlsen (cropped).jpg|center|Magnus Carlsen|130px]]
|image2 = [[File:World Chess Championship 2021, game 07, Ian Nepomniachtchi (cropped).jpg|center|Ian Nepomniachtchi|130px]]
|flag1 = NOR
|flagicon2 = CFR Russia chess simplified flag infobox.svg
|flagicon2_link = Chess Federation of Russia
|flag2_note= Nepomniachtchi is Russian, but competed under the [[Chess Federation of Russia]] flag, due to [[World Anti-Doping Agency|WADA]] sanctions against Russia. See the [[#Sanctions against Russia|Sanctions against Russia]] section.
|score1 = 7 1/2
|score2 = 4 1/2
|game1 = -b45
|game2 = -w58
|game3 = -b41
|game4 = -w33
|game5 = -b43
|game6 = <w136
|game7 = >b97
|type7 = Not played
|game8 = -b41
|game9 = <w46
|game10 = <b39
|game11 = -w41
|game12 = <b49
|game13 = /
|game14 = /
|dob1 = 30 November 1990
|age1 = 30/31 years old
|dob2 = 14 July 1990
|age2 = 31 years old
|qual1 = Winner of the [[World Chess Championship 2018]]
|qual2 = Winner of the [[Candidates Tournament 2020–21]]
|elo1 = 2856
|rank1 = 1
|elo2 = 2782
|rank2 = 5
|prev = 2018
|prev_link = World Chess Championship 2018
|next = 2023
|next_link = World Chess Championship 2023
}}

Note that the final scores and the 97 move Nepomniachtchi win in game #7 are not indicative of the results of the 2021 World Chess Championship.

<code>{{((}}Infobox chess match 
|header = World Chess Championship 2021 
|location = Dubai, UAE 
|dates = 24 November – 12 December 2021 
|comp1 = Magnus Carlsen 
|comp2 = Ian Nepomniachtchi 
|title1 = Defending champion 
|title2 = Challenger 
|image1 = [[File:FIDE World FR Chess Championship 2019 - Magnus Carlsen (cropped).jpg|center|Magnus Carlsen|130px]] 
|image2 = [[File:World Chess Championship 2021, game 07, Ian Nepomniachtchi (cropped).jpg|center|Ian Nepomniachtchi|130px]] 
|flag1 = NOR 
|flagicon2 = CFR Russia chess simplified flag infobox.svg 
|flagicon2_link = Chess Federation of Russia 
|flag2_note= Nepomniachtchi is Russian, but competed under the [[Chess Federation of Russia]] flag, due to [[World Anti-Doping Agency|WADA]] sanctions against Russia. See the [[#Sanctions against Russia|Sanctions against Russia]] section. 
|score1 = 7 1/2 
|score2 = 4 1/2 
|game1 = -b45 
|game2 = -w58 
|game3 = -b41 
|game4 = -w33 
|game5 = -b43 
|game6 = <w136 
|game7 = >b97 
|type7 = Not played 
|game8 = -b41 
|game9 = <w46 
|game10 = <b39 
|game11 = -w41 
|game12 = <b49 
|game13 = / 
|game14 = / 
|dob1 = 30 November 1990 
|age1 = 30/31 years old 
|dob2 = 14 July 1990 
|age2 = 31 years old 
|qual1 = Winner of the [[World Chess Championship 2018]] 
|qual2 = Winner of the [[Candidates Tournament 2020–21]] 
|elo1 = 2856 
|rank1 = 1 
|elo2 = 2782 
|rank2 = 5 
|prev = 2018 
|prev_link = World Chess Championship 2018 
|next = 2023 
|next_link = World Chess Championship 2023 
{{))}}</code>

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