Chess advocates seek sport recognition in the UK amid rising popularity
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 28, 2026, 2:34 PM
Last updated Aug 28, 2026

Chess fans in the UK are campaigning for formal recognition of the game as a sport, supported by a recent surge in popularity. Over 100 countries, including the International Olympic Committee, classify chess as a sport, but the UK has not yet done so. A Welsh Parliament consultation regarding sports is seen as an opportunity for advocates to push for this change. High-profile athletes, including Erling Haaland and Carlos Alcaraz, have endorsed chess for its mental benefits, contributing to a growing market projected to reach $7.66bn by 2034. The consultation closes soon, and further funding could enhance chess promotion in schools.
- •Chess has surged in popularity since the Covid pandemic.
- •Welsh Parliament consultation on sport could aid recognition.
- •Prominent athletes support chess for its mental benefits.
- •The chess market could grow to $7.66bn by 2034.
- •There are currently about 8.9 million active Chess.com accounts.
- 2:34 PMYahoo Sports — 'The antidote to video games' - chess fans seek to get it recognised as a sport in the UK
"The chess market has grown exponentially in recent years fuelled by a wave of celebrity interest.
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