Alexandra's ex-boyfriend, Eric Hansen, who also happens to be a chess grandmaster, stops by her house for a blitz match with ...

When you need a couple of on-camera ambassadors for the game of chess, you won’t do better than the Botez sisters.Alexandra, 29, and Andrea, 23, have been playing since they were barely out of ...

For Alexandra Botez ’17, chess has been an important part of life for many years. She’s been playing the game since she was only 6. Botez grew up in Canada and played for the National Canadian ...

BotezLive. Vitalik Buterin Plays Chess Against Alexandra Botez. Posted: March 2, 2025 | Last updated: March 2, 2025. Alexandra is playing and chatting with one of the most important people in the ...

Chess star and social media influencer Alexandra Botez cashed in her first appearance at the World Series of Poker Main Event on Monday. But she might remember her exit from the $10,000 buy-in No ...

Indian chess grandmaster D Gukesh, the world's youngest chess champion, was photographed with American-Canadian streamer Alexandra Botez, who joked that they "took him hostage".

Alexandra Botez’s picture of herself with sister Andrea Botez and chess legend Viswanathan Anand has gone viral. Her post has prompted varied reactions. Sunday, Jun 29, 2025 ...

Canadian Andrea Botez, 21, dubbed the 'world's sexiest chess player', and her sibling Alexandra Botez, 28, both started playing the game when they were six years olds.

Alexandra Botez, 28, another chess celebrity on Twitch and YouTube, earned a particular claim to fame: Once, while streaming a match, she blundered into losing her queen and reacted with an ...

Alexandra Botez shared the photo on X.(X/@alexandraBotez) Botez, known for her engaging chess content, met Gukesh at a recent event and shared a light-hearted post on platform X (formerly Twitter).

Carlsen and fellow chess player Alexandra Botez were joined by popular poker vlogger Mariano Grandoli, video game streamer Nate Hill, TikTok star Nick Austin and other internet sensations in a no ...

Renowned chess athletes like Hikaru Nakamura, Alexandra Botez, Anna Cramling and Daniel Naroditsky frequently provide coaching and commentary during the tournament.