How to Get Better at Bullet Chess: 6 Simple Tips
Bullet chess is a very fast type of chess. Each player usually has only one minute to play all their moves. Because the game is so fast, it’s easy to […]
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Book Review: Mastering Chess Exchanges by Jacob Aagaard and Renier Castellanos
In chess, the decision to exchange pieces is often the quiet moment before the storm—the split-second where a game’s fate is sealed not by bold tactics, but by deep positional
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🏆 Oskemen Open 2025 – International Chess Championship
📅 20–30 July 2025📍 Oskemen, Kazakhstan💰 $100,000 Prize Fund🌍 FIDE-Rated Swiss System About the Tournament The Oskemen Open 2025 is the 2nd stage of the Kazakhstan Chess Cup 2025, organized
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Book Review: Chess Imbalances by Mauricio Flores Rios
Chess Imbalances is a deep and detailed book about how different pieces in chess can give players an advantage or disadvantage, depending on how they are used. It was written
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Tournament Review: Cannes Open 2025
I played two chess tournaments, and this post is about the Cannes Open, which was the second tournament. Read the previous blog by clicking here. From Graz, we took a
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Tournament Review: Graz Open 2025
This is the first classical tournament I played in 2025. Graz, a beautiful city in Austria, has been organizing this tournament for decades. I met some nice people there, we
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Book Review – Reimagining 1.e4 by Nikolaos Ntirlis
Nikolaos Ntirlis’s Reimagining 1.e4 offers a comprehensive and modern take on the 1.e4 opening repertoire. Published by Quality Chess, this book stands out not only for its deep analysis but
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50 Most Subscribed Youtube Channels
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Chess Training Plan for Rapid Improvement
Improving at chess requires consistency and a structured approach, even with limited time. If you have 8-10 hours per week, including 1 hour of coaching, here’s an efficient plan to
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Best Chess Resources for Schools
Chess is an excellent addition to any school curriculum, helping students develop critical thinking, problem-solving skills, and patience. To ensure a successful chess program, schools need the right resources. In