Chess
The Fifth Move Pawn in the Italian Game: When White's King Leaves the Corner and the Data Stays Silent
FRITZ 20: When the Chess Machine Becomes the Most Patient Teacher
FRITZ 20: When the Strongest Chess Engine Changes Seats, From Opponent to Personal Trainer
Three-Move Collapse: When Nihal Sarin Lost the Crown and Team India Found Its 'Player of the Day' in the Ashes
Is chess the least expressive sport? A debate sparked by a former badminton athleteIn sport, opinions that arrive from outside a discipline carry a particular...
The Fifth Move Pawn in the Italian Game: When White's King Leaves the Corner and the Data Stays SilentOn move four, White voluntarily gives up a pawn. On move five, the e4-pawn...
The Theory Tax and the Six-Video Promise: What to Read Before Trusting IM Valeri Lilov's Black Repertoire PlanLast weekend, at a chess club in Hanoi, I saw a familiar game. White played...
The Elephant That Wasn't There: When an Opening Gets Sold With Someone Else's NameNight in Nha Trang, waves hitting the rocks sounding like someone turning the...
FRITZ 20: When the Chess Machine Becomes the Most Patient TeacherFor the third night in a row, I sat in my small room in Moscow, facing my...
FRITZ 20: When the Strongest Chess Engine Changes Seats, From Opponent to Personal TrainerAt 2:40 in the morning, in a small training room on the second floor of a che...
Three-Move Collapse: When Nihal Sarin Lost the Crown and Team India Found Its 'Player of the Day' in the AshesThirty minutes left on the clock, Nihal Sarin's position looked like a perfec...
Jobava's 5.e5! in Samarkand: An Opening Lecture Disguised as a Brilliant WinBaadur Jobava pushed his pawn to e5 on move five. Inside the playing hall in...
Empty Board in Samarkand: Pakistan's Move Was Never on the BoardSHORT-TERM: here's a concise English version - Pakistan's Chess Federation...
The Fifth Move Pawn in the Italian Game: When White's King Leaves the Corner and the Data Stays SilentOn move four, White voluntarily gives up a pawn. On move five, the e4-pawn...
The Theory Tax and the Six-Video Promise: What to Read Before Trusting IM Valeri Lilov's Black Repertoire PlanLast weekend, at a chess club in Hanoi, I saw a familiar game. White played...
The Elephant That Wasn't There: When an Opening Gets Sold With Someone Else's NameNight in Nha Trang, waves hitting the rocks sounding like someone turning the...
FRITZ 20: When the Chess Machine Becomes the Most Patient TeacherFor the third night in a row, I sat in my small room in Moscow, facing my...
FRITZ 20: When the Strongest Chess Engine Changes Seats, From Opponent to Personal TrainerAt 2:40 in the morning, in a small training room on the second floor of a che...
Three-Move Collapse: When Nihal Sarin Lost the Crown and Team India Found Its 'Player of the Day' in the AshesThirty minutes left on the clock, Nihal Sarin's position looked like a perfec...
Jobava's 5.e5! in Samarkand: An Opening Lecture Disguised as a Brilliant WinBaadur Jobava pushed his pawn to e5 on move five. Inside the playing hall in...
Empty Board in Samarkand: Pakistan's Move Was Never on the BoardSHORT-TERM: here's a concise English version - Pakistan's Chess Federation...
