A Beginner’s Guide to the Italian Opening in Chess
The Italian Opening in chess is one of the oldest and most popular ways to start a game. It begins with the moves 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4. It's a […]
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8 Best Chess Openings for Beginners to Learn in 2025
Starting your first few chess games can feel like trying to solve a puzzle. What's the best first move? How do I get my pieces out and attack without messing
Learn Chess: A logical chess move by move guide
Ever stare at a chessboard and have no idea what to do next? You're not the only one. A classic book called Logical Chess: Move by Move by Irving Chernev
A Beginner’s Guide to the Chess Notation Sheet
A chess notation sheet is a special piece of paper used to write down every single move in a game. Think of it like a storybook for your match. It
How the FIDE Rating Calculator Works
A FIDE rating is your official score in the chess world. It shows everyone how good you are at the game. Think of it like a level in a video
A Quick Guide on How to Get a FIDE ID in India
If you're getting serious about chess, you'll need a FIDE ID. Think of it like your official passport for chess. This special number comes from FIDE (the World Chess Federation).
How to Reassess Your Chess and Get Unstuck
To get better at chess, you have to be super honest about your games. It's all about looking at your past games to find the mistakes you keep making—the habits
How to Improve Chess Calculation: Easy Drills for Better Moves
To get better at chess calculation, you need to build good habits by doing small drills over and over again. It's like learning to play guitar – you don't start
Chess Coaching Online: Your Guide to Better Play
Have you ever wondered how you could get really good at chess without leaving your house? Well, that’s what online chess coaching is all about. It’s like having a personal
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Chess Improvement Guide for Adult Improvers (30s & 40s)
If you are in your 30s or 40s, this guide is for you. Many people discover chess later in life, and when they watch YouTube videos or read about prodigies,