Chess is a game that will always benefit our children. Chess is great for your child as well. Chess is a game that, due to its characteristics, meets all the conditions a proper game for your child needs. Furthermore, it …
Read moreChess is a competitive game that is usually played between two players. It is sometimes called international or western chess. The most recent form of the game originated in southern Europe in the second half of the 15th century. Still …
Read moreChess Next Move Calculator suggests you the best tactical chess move for any position. Drag and drop chess pieces to set up the board and press “White Move” or “Black Move” and the engine suggests you the best position.
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Read morePursuing a career takes more than just passion. It takes huge commitment. In chess career, it is no difference. To play better, appropriate opening strategies can come a long way. Although several chess openings are available to choose from, but …
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Regular readers will know that I think endgame study should form a major part of every improving chess player’s routine. One of my favourite authors on the subject is GM John Nunn. GM Nunn is not just a prolific chess …
Read moreMalcolm Gladwell popularised Anders Ericsson’s work on deliberate practice in his book Outliers: The Story of Success. Incidentally, I found Ericsson’s Peak a better read.
Whichever version of the idea you read, I believe nobody could master (not ‘be …
Read moreThis visualization exercise is linked to this tactics post, but that’s as much of a clue as I’ll give!
Click through the game below, consider the position after 24…h6 (even better if you set up the position on a …
Read moreThis master game is another from one of my chess heroes, José Raúl Capablanca. Here he takes on the Soviet Grandmaster Viacheslav Ragozin in the Moscow tournament of 1936.
This was the third of the Moscow tournaments organised by Nikolai …
Read moreThe tactical device of removing the guard is also known as removing the defender. The name of the tactic is almost sufficient in itself to describe how it works.
The opponent has a piece which is defending another piece, or …
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