You have played chess or at least heard talk of this ancient strategic game with the first move of black and white pieces. However, do you know how chess was born or even how it changed over the centuries to be what we recognized today? The game of chess as we know it today has… Continue reading The History of Chess : A Timeline of the Ancient Game
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Best Chess Strategies for Beginners
Are you a chess enthusiast looking to kick-start your journey into the world of kings, queens, knights, and pawns? And do you want to know the best chess strategies for beginners? With its minimal rules but seemingly endless possibilities, chess appeals to casual players and competitive enthusiasts alike. It’s a battle of wits that can… Continue reading Best Chess Strategies for Beginners
The Greatest Chess Players of All Time: The Legends of Chess
Chess has a rich history, and many great players have played it over the years. However, only a few have truly stood out by innovating the game with their originality and brilliance. These greatest chess players of all time have transformed game forever, inspiring future generations with their unique playing styles and achievements. This blog… Continue reading The Greatest Chess Players of All Time: The Legends of Chess
Chess News And Other Updates | January 2023
January means hope and the beginning of something new and glorious. And glorious it was for the chess world. From GM Giri winning the 2023 Tata Steel Chess Tournament to Nakamura winning another Tuesday, January brought exciting news for chess EnthuZiasts. But that’s not all; a lot more happened in January, and today I am… Continue reading Chess News And Other Updates | January 2023
What is a Good Chess Rating?
“Chess is a game by its form, an art by its content, and a science by the difficulty of gaining mastery in it.” — Tigran Petrosian Chess is a game full of complexity and chess rating is the method to classify the professional level of players. So, what is a good chess rating? How is… Continue reading What is a Good Chess Rating?
Chess Newsletter- November
November is about being hopeful of a beginning. It’s cheerful and colorful, especially with blooming chrysanthemums, tulips, and dahlias. In a similar spirit, let’s investigate what’s happening in the chess world in November. I have tons to tell you, from the Senior Championship to World Rapid and Blitz Championship. I know you want to know… Continue reading Chess Newsletter- November
September Chess Newsletter
Whoa! What was this month! This September was definitely an unforgettable month for the chess community. For starters, we lived through one of the biggest cheating scandals in recent times. On top of that, the allegations came from the five times World Champion, Magnus Carlsen, involving a teenage Grandmaster. I know it’s too much, man!… Continue reading September Chess Newsletter
How Does a King Move in Chess?
Here’s a trick question for you: Which is the most powerful piece on the chessboard? Raise your hand if you think it’s the king. For all of you who raised your hands, I have bad news. Nope, it’s not the king, but the queen is the most powerful piece on the chessboard. For king, let’s… Continue reading How Does a King Move in Chess?
How to Beat the London System: Chess Strategies
Fed up being defeated by the London system? Well, you’ve come to the right place. All you need is to brush up on the basics of Queen’s Gambit declined strategies and a few other tactics. Yes, you can beat the London system without taking the pain of learning chess theory. So, buckle up, and let’s… Continue reading How to Beat the London System: Chess Strategies
10 Benefits of Playing Chess
Well, chess was a popular game even before Netflix’s hit series Queen’s Gambit took over the world. Be it a lazy Sunday afternoon or a quiet library, you will find people enjoying an exciting chess match at some random corners. Undoubtedly, chess is everybody’s favorite tabletop game and one of the most recognized indoor games.… Continue reading 10 Benefits of Playing Chess