Chess
The Scandinavian Defense and the Race to Save Time at the Chessboard
The Eleven-Year-Old and the Bishop on c4
ChessBase Magazine #225: Bent Larsen on the Cover, the Real Structure Inside
Inside Daniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update: Opening Theory as a Machine That Needs Maintenance
The King's Indian and the Move 9...a5: When Players Seek a Move They Understand, Not a Move They Memorize
ChessBase Magazine #225: Twenty-Seven Miniatures and the Quiet War of the Chess Training Industry
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ChessThe Modern Italian's 5 e5!: A Trap and Its Expiry DateRainy season in Nha Trang. A Saturday evening, the chess club sits on the...
ChessKing's Indian DVD and 9...a5: Preparation Insurance, Not a Theoretical RevolutionOn the ninth move, the black pawn steps from a7 to a5. A small move, almost...
ChessAndrew Martin's Budva Gambit: When an Old Weapon Is Dragged Out of the DarkAt the opening week of the European Club Cup in Budva, a 60-minute video by G...
ChessThe Benko Gambit and the Art of Queenside Pawn Sacrifice: When One Small Move Decides the Entire GameIn a game between Grandmaster Sipke Ernst and a young player at an open...
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ChessDouble Agent and the 58-Year-Old Chess Problem: 63 Checking Moves Proven Maximal, 364 Still OpenOn a standard 8x8 board, there exists a position in which the side to move ha...
ChessChess and a 58-Year Ceiling: When a Machine Proves What Humans Left OpenIn 2026, a chess position was marked in red in my first notebook. I was...
ChessA Machine Solves a 58-Year-Old Chess Problem: The Number 63 Is Closed, but the Door at 364 Remains OpenIn a short bulletin released on October 13, the research team behind a system...
ChessScandinavian Defense: The Controversial Time-Saving Weapon in ChessIn the context of top-level chess tournaments facing increasing pressure...
ChessExploring the Scotch Opening: From Forgotten to Kasparov's WeaponIn the world of chess, there are openings that seem to have been forgotten ov...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense and the Race to Save Time at the ChessboardAt seven in the morning, in a small chess club tucked down an alley near the...
ChessThe Pawn on d5 at Move Two: What Stands Behind a Forgotten OpeningI remember an October evening, sitting alone in a small apartment in Da Nang,...
ChessBundesliga Opening Round: Viernheim and Baden-Baden Lead, but the Real Reason Lies in Squad AgeThe first round of the 2026-2026 German Chess Bundesliga concluded with SC...
ChessUzChess Cup: Jacobson's 'Theory-Avoidance' Win over Vakhidov and the Unresolved 7.b3 QuestionI still remember the evening I sat replaying the game between Brandon Jacobso...
ChessThe Eleven-Year-Old and the Bishop on c4At board one for England's women's team, an eleven-year-old girl sits as stil...
ChessThe Modern Italian's 5 e5!: A Trap and Its Expiry DateRainy season in Nha Trang. A Saturday evening, the chess club sits on the...
ChessKing's Indian DVD and 9...a5: Preparation Insurance, Not a Theoretical RevolutionOn the ninth move, the black pawn steps from a7 to a5. A small move, almost...
ChessAndrew Martin's Budva Gambit: When an Old Weapon Is Dragged Out of the DarkAt the opening week of the European Club Cup in Budva, a 60-minute video by G...
ChessThe Benko Gambit and the Art of Queenside Pawn Sacrifice: When One Small Move Decides the Entire GameIn a game between Grandmaster Sipke Ernst and a young player at an open...
ChessAtyrau Masters and the Real Story Behind a HeadlineIn Atyrau, an oil city on the Caspian shore of Kazakhstan, the top two seeds...
ChessDouble Agent and the 58-Year-Old Chess Problem: 63 Checking Moves Proven Maximal, 364 Still OpenOn a standard 8x8 board, there exists a position in which the side to move ha...
ChessChess and a 58-Year Ceiling: When a Machine Proves What Humans Left OpenIn 2026, a chess position was marked in red in my first notebook. I was...
ChessA Machine Solves a 58-Year-Old Chess Problem: The Number 63 Is Closed, but the Door at 364 Remains OpenIn a short bulletin released on October 13, the research team behind a system...
ChessScandinavian Defense: The Controversial Time-Saving Weapon in ChessIn the context of top-level chess tournaments facing increasing pressure...
ChessExploring the Scotch Opening: From Forgotten to Kasparov's WeaponIn the world of chess, there are openings that seem to have been forgotten ov...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense and the Race to Save Time at the ChessboardAt seven in the morning, in a small chess club tucked down an alley near the...
ChessThe Pawn on d5 at Move Two: What Stands Behind a Forgotten OpeningI remember an October evening, sitting alone in a small apartment in Da Nang,...
ChessBundesliga Opening Round: Viernheim and Baden-Baden Lead, but the Real Reason Lies in Squad AgeThe first round of the 2026-2026 German Chess Bundesliga concluded with SC...
ChessUzChess Cup: Jacobson's 'Theory-Avoidance' Win over Vakhidov and the Unresolved 7.b3 QuestionI still remember the evening I sat replaying the game between Brandon Jacobso...
ChessThe Eleven-Year-Old and the Bishop on c4At board one for England's women's team, an eleven-year-old girl sits as stil...