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I'm interested in understanding the preferred method of notation used in classic games played by grandmasters. Specifically, I'd like to know which version of writing the moves of a game is more common in high-level play such as grandmaster tournaments.

Is there a particular style or format of notation that is predominantly used in these settings?

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Algebraic notation is the official notation of FIDE; if a player records the game in a different notation system, their scoresheet may not be used as evidence in the event of a dispute.

I'm interested in understanding the preferred method of notation used in classic games played by grandmasters.

The notation is the same for everyone, regardless of their title(s).

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  • "classic games" are likely to predate that FIDE rule.
    – Ian Ringrose
    Commented Aug 9 at 13:18

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