United States in Chess
Last at World Chess Championship: runner-up, 2018
The record
- World Chess Championshiprunner-up once1runner-up
Every result, newest first
- London 2018 · Runner-up
- Chess Olympiad6 golds, 9 silvers, 11 bronzes6golds
Every result, newest first
- Budapest, Hungary 2024 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Fabiano Caruana; Wesley So; Leinier Domínguez; Levon Aronian; Ray Robson
- Budapest, Hungary 2024 · Bronze · Women, Olympiad · Gulrukhbegim Tokhirjonova; Carissa Yip; Irina Krush; Alice Lee; Anna Zatonskih
- China (Virtual) 2021 · Silver · Open, 2nd Online Chess Olympiad · Jeffery Xiong; Ray Robson; Irina Krush; Nazí Paikidze; Awonder Liang; Thalia Cervantes Landeiro; Dariusz Świercz; Anna Zatonskih
- (Virtual) 2020 · Bronze · Open, 1st Online Chess Olympiad · Wesley So; Sam Shankland; Anna Zatonskih; Tatev Abrahamyan; Jeffery Xiong; Annie Wang; Carissa Yip; Ray Robson
- Batumi, Georgia 2018 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Fabiano Caruana; Wesley So; Hikaru Nakamura; Sam Shankland; Ray Robson
- Baku, Azerbaijan 2016 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Fabiano Caruana; Hikaru Nakamura; Wesley So; Sam Shankland; Ray Robson
- Dresden, Germany 2008 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Gata Kamsky; Hikaru Nakamura; Alexander Onischuk; Yury Shulman; Varuzhan Akobian
- Dresden, Germany 2008 · Bronze · Women, Olympiad · Irina Krush; Anna Zatonskih; Rusudan Goletiani; Katerina Rohonyan; Tatev Abrahamyan
- Turin, Italy 2006 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Gata Kamsky; Alexander Onischuk; Hikaru Nakamura; Ildar Ibragimov; Gregory Kaidanov; Varuzhan Akobian
- Calvià, Spain 2004 · Silver · Women, Olympiad · Susan Polgar; Irina Krush; Anna Zatonskih; Jennifer Shahade
- Elista, Russia 1998 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Alex Yermolinsky; Alexander Shabalov; Yasser Seirawan; Boris Gulko; Nick de Firmian; Gregory Kaidanov
- Yerevan, Armenia 1996 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Boris Gulko; Alex Yermolinsky; Nick de Firmian; Gregory Kaidanov; Joel Benjamin; Larry Christiansen
- Novi Sad 1990 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Yasser Seirawan; Boris Gulko; Larry Christiansen; Joel Benjamin; John Fedorowicz; Nick de Firmian
- Dubai, United Arab Emirates 1986 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Yasser Seirawan; Larry Christiansen; Lubomir Kavalek; John Fedorowicz; Nick de Firmian; Maxim Dlugy
- Thessaloniki, Greece 1984 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Roman Dzindzichashvili; Lubomir Kavalek; Larry Christiansen; Walter Browne; Lev Alburt; Nick de Firmian
- Lucerne, Switzerland 1982 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Walter Browne; Yasser Seirawan; Lev Alburt; Lubomir Kavalek; James Tarjan; Larry Christiansen
- Buenos Aires, Argentina 1978 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Lubomir Kavalek; Walter Browne; Anatoly Lein; Robert Byrne; James Tarjan; William Lombardy
- Haifa, Israel 1976 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Robert Byrne; Lubomir Kavalek; Larry Evans; James Tarjan; William Lombardy; Kim Commons
- Nice, France 1974 · Bronze · Open, Olympiad · Lubomir Kavalek; Robert Byrne; Walter Browne; Samuel Reshevsky; William Lombardy; James Tarjan
- Havana, Cuba 1966 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Bobby Fischer; Robert Byrne; Pal Benko; Larry Evans; William Addison; Nicolas Rossolimo
- Leipzig 1960 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Bobby Fischer; William Lombardy; Robert Byrne; Arthur Bisguier; Nicolas Rossolimo; Raymond Weinstein
- Stockholm, Sweden 1937 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Samuel Reshevsky; Reuben Fine; Isaac Kashdan; Frank Marshall; Israel Horowitz
- Warsaw, Poland 1935 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Reuben Fine; Frank Marshall; Abraham Kupchik; Arthur Dake; Israel Horowitz
- Folkestone, United Kingdom 1933 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Isaac Kashdan; Frank Marshall; Reuben Fine; Arthur Dake; Albert Simonson
- Prague 1931 · Gold · Open, Olympiad · Isaac Kashdan; Frank Marshall; Arthur Dake; Israel Horowitz; Herman Steiner
- The Hague, Netherlands 1928 · Silver · Open, Olympiad · Isaac Kashdan; Herman Steiner; Samuel Factor; Erling Tholfsen; Milton Hanauer
- Candidates Tournament1 title, 2 times runner-up, 1 bronze1title
Every result, newest first
- Pegeia 2026 · Bronze
- Toronto 2024 · Runner-up
- Berlin 2018 · Won
- Moscow 2016 · Runner-up
Next
World Chess Championship: Geneva, November to December 2026: Gukesh against Javokhir Sindarov (Uzbekistan), the 2026 Candidates winner
Against India
When United States and India finished first and second: United States first never, India first 2 times.
- 2024 · India first · Chess Olympiad, Open, Olympiad
- 2024 · India first · Candidates Tournament
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.