TotalNoob69Delaying d6 in the Indian Defense
... valid lines, very unintuitive
NDpatzerScience of Chess: Looking for Beauty on the Chessboard
Chess isn't just about rating points, accuracy, and centipawn loss, but how do we assess more subjec…
kringleman5566My Worst Defeat and Victory in a While
I analysis two games where I performed suboptimally, fixing my mistakes.
FM amazingatlasWon, Lost, or Drawn: Capablanca's Masterclass in King and Pawn Endings
In a simultaneous display, with only seconds a move, Capablanca traded straight into a king and pawn…
TitusPlaysChess1231800 Reviews a 1700: The Slightly Less Blind Leading the Blind
I'm only 100 Elo higher than my friend, Pastanoob11, so naturally I've decided I'm qualified to anal…
FM BuendiaChessAggressive idea in the Biel Masters + Endgame Masterclass
Le Quang Liem for the third time in his carrer employed this opening idea of g5 in the Steinitz vs M…
FM BuendiaChessThe Armenians win Dole Open with 1.e4
In the last round of the strongest open tournament in europe in front of my board i had a scree with…
Andres_79Les équipes GerudoChess et The Sacrifice Club
Des parties et des présentations
FM BuendiaChessUSA vs UZBEKISTAN DAY 2
The american national team of the last olimpiad are facing the top 5 of Uzbekistan all young players…
FM amazingatlasOut of Thin Air: How Capablanca Beat Réti From a Level Rook Ending
In his revenge game against Réti, Capablanca won a rook ending with no material edge and no weakness…
FM BuendiaChessUSA vs UZBEKISTAN DAY 1
The american national team of the last olimpiad are facing the top 5 of Uzbekistan all young players…
BenedictineI Tried Quitting Theory (Chess Experiment)
Do Club Players Need Opening Theory?
FerstepHow to Analyze Your Own Chess Games: A Step-by-Step Guide
"Don't limit your analysis to lost games."
FerstepКак правильно анализировать свои партии: пошаговая система
"Анализировать нужно не только поражения"
FM amazingatlasFewer Pieces, Mightier Pawns: How Capablanca Beat Emanuel Lasker
In the only game Emanuel Lasker lost at New York 1924, Capablanca gave up a knight for two pawns to …
FM BuendiaChessWhat Happen With Gukesh???
3 loses and the last position for the world champion in the Chennai Master was unexpected but its tr…
FM BuendiaChessQuantbox Chennai Grand Masters 2026 Best Games
4th edition of this very strong close tournament where 4 indian top grandmasters and other 4 for the…
WFM szefruYour Opponent Made an Opening Mistake. Now What?
How to punish inaccurate opening play
DimBroSwitching my Openings with White (No more Italian)
I've gotten tired of playing the Italian Game and now that I am rising to the intermediate and advan…
DouglasPBrumLa pasión del Ajedrez (1998)
La pasión del Ajedrez (1998) é uma famosa série de 25 vídeos educativos sobre xadrez, criados em for…
FM BuendiaChessAronian's Weapon against the French
In this post i going to show you the idea that Levon Aronian is employing to face the french defence…
FM amazingatlasThe Knight Wheel: How Capablanca Won a Pawn by Circling It Like a Hawk
Capablanca beat Yates in 1924 not with a combination but with the Knight Wheel, sending a knight on …
leeaudrey0003Denying Counterplay
Denying Counterplay
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