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24 Jun 2026
lucaistschlecht
Lessons Learned - Part 1
Lessons Learned is my new series to force myself to reflect on my mistakes. I expose the blunders fr…
24 Jun 2026
jk_182
Comparing Different Ways to Calculate Accuracy
Looking at the Lichess accuracy and my own accuracy function
24 Jun 2026
jdannan
Ilkley Open 2026
Decided to step up to the Open section rather than play in my usual U1900. How did it go? Read on to…
23 Jun 2026
crashbandicoot345
Road to 1900 #2 - Some insights into my Game Analysis
In this post, I will detail my own process for analyzing my classical games played on Lichess.
23 Jun 2026
FM
amazingatlas
The Material Myth: Why Point Counting Loses You Endgames
Capablanca Best Chess Endings Series, FM Nicholas Van Der Nat, ChessExcellence.
23 Jun 2026
DeepHuman_95
The Beauty of chess compositions
What if some of the most beautiful ideas in chess never occur in actual games? If you're also tired …
23 Jun 2026
StefanRebner
Beyond +0.34 — A Position Measure You Can Actually Read
Engine evaluations are precise and useless to most players. A new metric — the Center Control Score …
23 Jun 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Knight & Bishop vs. Rook: How to Win a "Won" Game
Game 2 of my Capablanca Best Chess Endings series. A young Capablanca shows how to convert two minor…
22 Jun 2026
crashbandicoot345
Road to 1900 #1
This is my road to 1900 blog, where I will post articles about my improvement and lessons I learn wh…
22 Jun 2026
Krendedel_1_8
Just a beautiful game
"Victory goes to the one who makes the second-to-last mistake" - Savelly Tartakower.
22 Jun 2026
RuyLopez1000
Instructive Endgame: Knight vs Bishop
How to play a knight vs bishop endgame.
21 Jun 2026
Rqtte
Chess Improvement Journey | Week 4
Ever wondered what you'd do without any obligations at all? Well I'm finding out right now
21 Jun 2026
TeoKajLibroj
How my club accidentially won promotion in our chess league
We were playing to avoid relegation, but almost won the league
21 Jun 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Bishop vs. Knight: Why the Bishop Dominates the Endgame
Capablanca Best Chess Endings Series, FM Nicholas Van Der Nat, ChessExcellence.
21 Jun 2026
Lichess
FIDE World Team Blitz 2026: Dragon Chilling Clinches Double Title
Dragon Chilling won the FIDE World Team Blitz Chess Championship 2026, defeating Endgame.AI in a dom…
21 Jun 2026
HollowLeaf
30 Open Source Chess Applications
A collection of games, trainers, tools, and experiments from Chessboard Magic, released under the MI…
20 Jun 2026
FM
mizant83
When The Engine Makes You Worse At Chess
The advice I'm about to give sounds completely absurd - if you're trying to improve at chess, one of…
20 Jun 2026
IM
datajunkie
Why most players study hard and still don’t improve
And the system I built to fix this
20 Jun 2026
Roeselare
Fritz21: de engine (deel 2)
Krijg je waar voor je geld met de nieuwe "Fritz"-engine?
20 Jun 2026
NM
ZugAddict
Sam Loyd Enters the Chat
I Like 19th Century Chess Puzzles and So Would You if You Knew Any
19 Jun 2026
Lichess
FIDE World Team Rapid 2026: Dragon Chilling Rapid Champions, Rise Like a Phoenix
After a topsy-turvy third day, Dragon Chilling won the FIDE World Team Rapid Chess Championship 2026…
19 Jun 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Game 33: Rubinstein vs Maroczy, Gothenburg 1920: The Mysterious Queen Retreat
Logical Chess Move by Move Series | FM Nicholas Van Der Nat | ChessExcellence
19 Jun 2026
GM
Amirreza_p
The Lonely Soldier
How one pawn can topple a kingdom
18 Jun 2026
StefanRebner
Three Openings Where the Right Reply Depends on Rating
Opening preparation is usually built on a quiet assumption: that there's a single right answer to a …
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