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10 Oct 2026
Kampfschach_Official
The Man Who Beat the Champion at 23: Charousek’s Games, Remastered
Converting a 1919 book into playable Lichess studies
10 Oct 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Rook Versus Two Pieces: How Carlsen Rescued a Lost Endgame
Anand sacrificed the exchange and had Carlsen lost on the board and down to his last seconds. Carlse…
9 Oct 2026
FM
amazingatlas
The Long-Range Pair: How Capablanca Won a Pawn Down
Capablanca dropped a pawn on purpose. To let a long range bishop and rooks on the seventh outclass a…
8 Oct 2026
FM
Zig_Zag_Zug_Zwang
I Analyzed 100+ Games In The Italian... This Is What I Learnt:
Hi! My name is Vidar Grahn. I'm a 20-year-old FIDE Master from Sweden, and as part of my journey to …
5 Oct 2026
RootedChess
Steinitz's Principles: Harmony and Coordination
"Chess is a game of imagination " - David Bronstein
4 Oct 2026
The_Knightmare_Bro
The Power of Opposite Colored Bishops
Hort vs Fischer, 1970.
4 Oct 2026
ElementalMaster1
Converting a Static Advantage
My attempt at covering how one is supposed to convert a static advantage
3 Oct 2026
FM
MaoTao
A Bad Bishop Is a Fact. A Bad Position Is an Evaluation.
Two games, four months apart, taught me why a bad bishop does not necessarily mean a bad position.
1 Oct 2026
TheCommandalorian
Road to NM -- Week 11: Playing a Viewer OTB?!?!
Welcome back to week 11 on the Road to NM series where I account my progress on the road towards the…
30 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
The Power of the Longest Diagonal: A Bishop That Attacks and Defends
A fianchettoed bishop doing two jobs at once. Protecting its own king and raking the length of the b…
29 Sept 2026
IM
datajunkie
The 4 types of chess improvers
And the missing piece that keeps each one stuck
29 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Three to Attack a King: When the King Joins the Attack
How many pieces do you need to mate a king? Against Chajes, Capablanca shows the answer is surprisin…
29 Sept 2026
The_Knightmare_Bro
The Power of a Good Knight
Fischer vs Bolbochan, 1962.
28 Sept 2026
TotalNoob69
A double missed mistake in the opening
... an examination of a game start
28 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
The Castling Race: Push Pawns, Count Tempi, Win
Kings on opposite wings turn a game into a race. Capablanca shows how to win it: push your pawns, co…
28 Sept 2026
IM
justiniano565
Patterns in 960 starting positions III
Bishops in opposite corners
27 Sept 2026
Reso64
Articulating the ideas behind the moves
My first league game this season turned out to be a relatively easy game where my opponent lost a mi…
26 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Developed Is Not Active: Piece Activity vs Development
Both sides finish developing, but only one side's pieces actually do anything. Capablanca shows the …
25 Sept 2026
RajjSinghh
A Very Curious Discovery
Every now and again something interesting is bound to happen. In this case, it was opening an old bo…
25 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
The Square in Front: How to Play Against an Isolated Pawn
The isolated pawn is not won by attacking it. It is won by owning the square in front of it, and Cap…
22 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
How to convert like Capablanca !
Capablanca wins the exchange early and then shows the technique: when you are ahead, material is a r…
22 Sept 2026
IM
ArtdW_01
Five positions you can play out in a practice game
This article looks at five interesting positions that I think are worth playing out in a practice ga…
22 Sept 2026
yanez
Tension in chess: Olympiads through the years
We calculate the overall tension on the chessboard during chess Olympiads from 1927 to 2024
21 Sept 2026
FM
amazingatlas
Take the Outpost: How Capablanca Won by Owning One Square
A hole on d5, a knight that can never be chased, and a whole game built on owning a single square.
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