Chess
ChessEuropean Club Cup in Budva: Bayegan Pendik, a 2715 Team Average and the 65-Point Elo Gap on Every BoardBudva, October 2026. The playing hall sits a few hundred metres from the...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense: An Emptied Center Map and a Sixty-Minute PromiseThe black queen lands on d5 on move two. A single move, and the entire...
ChessScandinavian, FIDE and a Misdirected Headline: Decoding IM Andrew Martin's Opening ProductOn a weekend afternoon, while reopening my year-labelled archive — where...
ChessThe d5 Pawn on Move Two: A Bundesliga Dispute and the Lesson of a Forgotten OpeningI remember a morning in Nha Trang, replaying footage of a game from the...
ChessThe Elephant Gambit and the Bundesliga Hook: Reading an Opening with DataWhen I opened the article titled "A dispute in the Bundesliga," I had my...
ChessYu Yangyi Beats Ding Liren at Shenzhen Masters: The Real Result Behind the Information FogThe moment Yu Yangyi confirmed his win over Ding Liren at the Shenzhen Master...
Chess3.Bc4 and the Eleven-Year-Old: When the Board Refuses TheoryThe game begins with a move most professional players would not choose. After...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan, 11, 6/7 and the 3.Bc4 Gamble at the Samarkand 2026 Chess OlympiadOn top board for England's women's team at the Samarkand 2026 Chess Olympiad,...
ChessA Name in the Wrong Square: From the FIDE Presidency to an Opening DVDI sat before the screen, my tea long gone cold, and read a headline that...
ChessChessBase Magazine Issue 225: Bent Larsen, 27 Miniatures and the Chess Training Content RaceOn the cover of ChessBase Magazine issue 225 is the face of Bent Larsen, the...
ChessNajdorf and the Sixty-Minute Patch: When Chess Theory Rewrites ItselfIn the tournament hall of an open event in Saint Petersburg, in winter, I sat...
ChessSuper Knight and the 60-Minute Promise: The Scandinavian Defense Through an Analyst's EyesDuring a routine analysis session at a chess club in Da Nang, I placed on the...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense: An Emptied Center Map and a Sixty-Minute PromiseThe black queen lands on d5 on move two. A single move, and the entire...
ChessScandinavian, FIDE and a Misdirected Headline: Decoding IM Andrew Martin's Opening ProductOn a weekend afternoon, while reopening my year-labelled archive — where...
ChessThe d5 Pawn on Move Two: A Bundesliga Dispute and the Lesson of a Forgotten OpeningI remember a morning in Nha Trang, replaying footage of a game from the...
ChessThe Elephant Gambit and the Bundesliga Hook: Reading an Opening with DataWhen I opened the article titled "A dispute in the Bundesliga," I had my...
ChessYu Yangyi Beats Ding Liren at Shenzhen Masters: The Real Result Behind the Information FogThe moment Yu Yangyi confirmed his win over Ding Liren at the Shenzhen Master...
Chess3.Bc4 and the Eleven-Year-Old: When the Board Refuses TheoryThe game begins with a move most professional players would not choose. After...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan, 11, 6/7 and the 3.Bc4 Gamble at the Samarkand 2026 Chess OlympiadOn top board for England's women's team at the Samarkand 2026 Chess Olympiad,...
ChessA Name in the Wrong Square: From the FIDE Presidency to an Opening DVDI sat before the screen, my tea long gone cold, and read a headline that...
ChessChessBase Magazine Issue 225: Bent Larsen, 27 Miniatures and the Chess Training Content RaceOn the cover of ChessBase Magazine issue 225 is the face of Bent Larsen, the...
ChessNajdorf and the Sixty-Minute Patch: When Chess Theory Rewrites ItselfIn the tournament hall of an open event in Saint Petersburg, in winter, I sat...
ChessSuper Knight and the 60-Minute Promise: The Scandinavian Defense Through an Analyst's EyesDuring a routine analysis session at a chess club in Da Nang, I placed on the...
