If you can challenge any titled player (living or dead) in a chess match, who would it be?

North America is considered North American.

@chesssblackbelt, how did we go from titled players to discussing different parts of the world?

lol

... If you live in Asia, so you're not entirely wrong.

Watch this video to make it less confusing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K6DSMZ8b3LE

It looks like you guys have never heard of Central America. There are a lot of countries there.

But a lot of people refer to the United States as America. So why are you confused.

There is even a song called America that refers to the United States.

Did you add Central America to that?

Using your way of thinking maybe you should add Africa to Europe, to be fair.

To be honest, is this even chess?

You probably don't even realize there are 6 continents.

To think about it, we went from titled players to geography now.

I think America in general is not a good term to use. The United States is a country in the continent of North America. Central America is also technically regarded to be in North America. South America is a different continent, though some consider them both one continent, America.

@thee_black_knight, there are seven if you include Antartica

I agree with @ChimpCh.

Armatise, I think he is saying that North and South America are one continent

The arctic is not a continent it is a block of ice.

Yes, @chessblackbelt has that idea stuck in his head.

Yes the antarctic Is the 6th continent.

@thee_black_knight, in terms of geography, it is still a continent, despite it being a "block of ice."

@thee_black_night, Antarctica is considered a continent. Though it is essentially primarily ice, most of it is quite seasonal, with the coast growing and shrinking