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The Scandinavian Defense in 60 Minutes: The Opening Can Be Learned, the Middlegame Cannot
ChessBase Magazine Issue 225: From Dusk till Dawn, 27 Miniatures and an Elite Annotation Roster
The Great Theory Escape After 1.d4 d5: Six Plans for Black Against the Colle, Trompowsky, Torre, London and Catalan
Chess After the Singapore Throne: The Post-2026 Generation and the Redistribution of Power Measured in Elo
The Scotch, Kasparov 2026, and a European Club Cup headline with no data behind itI opened the feed at 2 a.m. and read the headline: European Club Cup, Novy Bo...
The Scandinavian Defense in 60 Minutes: The Opening Can Be Learned, the Middlegame CannotThe course page opens with a name: Arturs Neiksans, and a life story that rea...
Sixty Minutes of Scandinavian: IM Andrew Martin and the Limits of a "Good Enough" OpeningNine in the morning on a Saturday, a chess cafe on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Stree...
When Headline and Body Misalign: A Chess Product on the Wrong ReelI reopened the SEA Games 29 footage out of professional habit, and this time ...
Atyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening RoundsIn the tournament hall in Atyrau, there was a moment the organisers had not...
The Elephant Gambit in the Bundesliga: When an Old Move Is Resold as a Secret WeaponOn move two, Black pushes the pawn from d7 to d5. There is no roar, because...
ChessBase Magazine 225 and the Sicilian Space Puzzle: What Lies Beneath Prague 2026?I opened the ChessBase Magazine #225 preview page near midnight. The screen...
ChessBase Magazine Issue 225: From Dusk till Dawn, 27 Miniatures and an Elite Annotation RosterChessBase Magazine issue 225 has been released, reaffirming the position of t...
The Great Theory Escape After 1.d4 d5: Six Plans for Black Against the Colle, Trompowsky, Torre, London and CatalanThe Mechanical Clock Struck at 9:12 The mechanical chess clock on board four ...
Chess After the Singapore Throne: The Post-2026 Generation and the Redistribution of Power Measured in EloOn December 12, 2026, at the Equarius Hotel on Sentosa, Singapore, an...
Gukesh Dommaraju and Game 14: The 2026 World Chess Championship Decided in a Rook EndgameIn Singapore, when Ding Liren touched his last rook and Gukesh Dommaraju...
India at the Samarkand Olympiad: Silver and Bronze, One Conversion Gap Away from GoldIn the final round of the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Gukesh sat down at boa...
India in Samarkand: Depth Won the Medals, the Top Boards Dropped the GoldIn Samarkand the scoreboard was locked late at night and nobody on the Indian...
ChessBase Magazine #225: The Sicilian Enigma and the Limits of a Product AnnouncementI opened the ChessBase Magazine #225 announcement on an evening in Nha Trang,...
The 5.e5 Move and the King's Walk: Sarana, Sveshnikov and Chess's Old WeaponAt the Chess Olympiad there was a game in which the white king stood up and...
Nam Dinh Win the V.League: The System Behind Rafaelson's 31 GoalsThe match at Thien Truong Stadium had nothing special about it until the midd...
The Scandinavian Defense and the 60-Minute Promise: A Course Author Checks His Own ClaimSaturday night in Da Nang, and the opponent's fifth move On a Saturday night ...
Scotch Opening: 25 Years After Kasparov 2026, a Coach Claims a CounterThe product page headline names John Donaldson and Bobby Fischer. The...
The Scandinavian Defense in 60 Minutes: The Opening Can Be Learned, the Middlegame CannotThe course page opens with a name: Arturs Neiksans, and a life story that rea...
Sixty Minutes of Scandinavian: IM Andrew Martin and the Limits of a "Good Enough" OpeningNine in the morning on a Saturday, a chess cafe on Nguyen Thi Minh Khai Stree...
When Headline and Body Misalign: A Chess Product on the Wrong ReelI reopened the SEA Games 29 footage out of professional habit, and this time ...
Atyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening RoundsIn the tournament hall in Atyrau, there was a moment the organisers had not...
The Elephant Gambit in the Bundesliga: When an Old Move Is Resold as a Secret WeaponOn move two, Black pushes the pawn from d7 to d5. There is no roar, because...
ChessBase Magazine 225 and the Sicilian Space Puzzle: What Lies Beneath Prague 2026?I opened the ChessBase Magazine #225 preview page near midnight. The screen...
ChessBase Magazine Issue 225: From Dusk till Dawn, 27 Miniatures and an Elite Annotation RosterChessBase Magazine issue 225 has been released, reaffirming the position of t...
The Great Theory Escape After 1.d4 d5: Six Plans for Black Against the Colle, Trompowsky, Torre, London and CatalanThe Mechanical Clock Struck at 9:12 The mechanical chess clock on board four ...
Chess After the Singapore Throne: The Post-2026 Generation and the Redistribution of Power Measured in EloOn December 12, 2026, at the Equarius Hotel on Sentosa, Singapore, an...
Gukesh Dommaraju and Game 14: The 2026 World Chess Championship Decided in a Rook EndgameIn Singapore, when Ding Liren touched his last rook and Gukesh Dommaraju...
India at the Samarkand Olympiad: Silver and Bronze, One Conversion Gap Away from GoldIn the final round of the Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, Gukesh sat down at boa...
India in Samarkand: Depth Won the Medals, the Top Boards Dropped the GoldIn Samarkand the scoreboard was locked late at night and nobody on the Indian...
ChessBase Magazine #225: The Sicilian Enigma and the Limits of a Product AnnouncementI opened the ChessBase Magazine #225 announcement on an evening in Nha Trang,...
The 5.e5 Move and the King's Walk: Sarana, Sveshnikov and Chess's Old WeaponAt the Chess Olympiad there was a game in which the white king stood up and...
Nam Dinh Win the V.League: The System Behind Rafaelson's 31 GoalsThe match at Thien Truong Stadium had nothing special about it until the midd...
The Scandinavian Defense and the 60-Minute Promise: A Course Author Checks His Own ClaimSaturday night in Da Nang, and the opponent's fifth move On a Saturday night ...
Scotch Opening: 25 Years After Kasparov 2026, a Coach Claims a CounterThe product page headline names John Donaldson and Bobby Fischer. The...