Chess is getting the hyped up version it deserves with the spectacular forces behind Madman Espresso and KnightLife.
The dynamic duo hosted a lesson with chess champion Chikwere Godwinm Onyekwere on May 7 that was caffeinated up by the best espresso in town.
More than just a day to play, the event showcased how the two companies have come together to add value to to the community. Those who want to be involved in real life thrills and captivating engagement get it when they stop by Madman Espresso stops all over town.

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A vision to unify chess players with a system to come together for a match launched when Kris Mathis, founder of KnightLife and Media Street became fascinated with games taking place in local parks. It is well-known that the boroughs attract individuals looking to play each other but needed a profound way to connect.

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Mathis formulated a solution with KnightLife which now serves as the premiere way to match up in real time. His background of building platforms that utilize AI to bring community, human interaction, and foot traffic to local small businesses is truly brilliant and applauded for being notable.

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Bringing that energy to Madman Espresso – the beloved independent New York City coffee chain founded by Marco Vacchi, with actor and producer Alec Baldwin as a partner – was just about the best perk you could ask for as a Gotham resident.
Vacchi who continuously creates a haven for espresso drinkers himself even got into the game with offerings of a place to play and even possibly snagging a free drink if you beat his special player.
Now the matchup has become a perfectly blended institution to come out and play chess. Madman Espresso this way serves up a perfect brew while your brain goes into overdrive playing with an opponent you coordinated with on the app KnightLife.
Artisan coffee and the art of the game has just never been better.
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