Hello! Continuing the King and pawn endgame series, We are going to examine the concept of triangulation. What is Triangulation? Triangulation is a tactic used in chess to put one's opponent in zugzwang (a position when it is a disadvantage t...
Hello! chess.com friends Hope you guys are doing great In today's blog we are going to discuss the legendary king walk game by Nigel Short. This is the first blog of our new "King is also a piece" blog series, where we will be discussing wonder...
Hello! chess.com friends In this blog we are going to look into the games of Judit Polgar. The games are very amazing with beautiful combinations and attacking ideas . Let us start examining them! The Games We Will Examine: Judit vs. Berke...
Hello! chess.com friends I've brought an interesting topic today, The Anderssen's Opening . Some of you might have come across this unusual first move while some may not. So, today we are going to discuss about this opening, it's popularity , ...
Hello! chess.com friends Welcome to the second part of our King and Pawn endgame blog series. In this blog we are going to discuss the concept of Opposition in the endgame. What is Opposition? In simple words, opposition refers to t...
Hello! chess.com friends Hope you are doing fantastic! In this blog we are going to discuss the major concepts that arise in a King and Pawn endgame. Let's take a look into them... Opposition Triangulation Out-Flanking Square Rule Passed Paw...
Hello! chess.com friends Today, we are going to discuss the game between Euwe,M vs. Alekhine,A played in the year 1935 in Netherlands, Zandvoort. Let's get started . Before going into the game try to evaluate these positions that arose in th...
Hello! chess.com friends. Today we are going to discuss the game between Alekhine,A and Saemisch,F Berlin 1923. Let's start Summary of the game: It is important to place our pieces in the most active squares for them, where they can ini...
Hello! my dear chess.com friends Hope you all are doing fantastic! Welcome! to the second part of our Happy Pieces blog series. (If you have not read the first part here it is.) In this blog we are going to examine our happy piece: the bishop. ...
Hello! everyone Hope you guys are doing great! Today we are going to discuss about the Puzzle Of The Day game between Viktor, Korchnoi and Chekhover, Vitaly, URS,1951. Let's start! Important Takeaways: Develop you pieces quickly The Qe2...
Hello! everyone , Hope you guys are doing fantastic . I have planned to write a series of blog on the theme of "Happy Pieces", where we would be studying about each and every piece, their potential, amazing games and games saved using them. In th...
Hello! chess.com friends! Hope you are doing fantastic Today, we are going to discuss about the open files. So, what are open files? According to Nimzowitsch, "A file is said to be open for the Rook when no pawn of his [own color] is in it." ...
Hello! Everyone. I welcome you all to my blog. Today, I am going to share some of the wonderful chess compositions that I have always admired. Let's begin without a delay... Let's make this blog in the try and train format, that is first, you t...
Hello! friends, Hope you are doing fantastic! Welcome to the Game Of The Day section. Today we are going to look into the game between Carl Schlechter and Siegbert Tarrasch from Monte Carlo MNC, 1903. And we have reached the end of our bl...
Hello! Everyone, Hope you guys are having a great time! In this blog we will be working with an opening system against white's 1.e4. Let us begin... #1 The idea behind 2...a6 : The first question that arises to many players is that, why do...
Hello! friends, I hope you guys are doing fantastic. Let's begin... Today we are going to look into a very effective and at the same time an easy-to-learn system for white. "The Zukertort System" : Let us now look into some sample games, G...
Hello! my dear chess friends, Wishing You all a very Happy and a Wonderful New Year 2023! The Daily Chess Championship has just begun and I am playing in Group-508. The Games are going on and I thought of sharing the most important reasons to pl...
Hello Chess Friends, I welcome you all to the blog where we are going to look into the French defense without much theory but with more enjoyment. Let's start with the advance variation... Theory this is a small version of the opening but und...
Hello My Dear chess.com friends, I Gladly welcome you to the article in which you would be able to learn (if you are new!) and revise (if you are a tournament player) the basic chess endings and endgame patterns. Let's get into the topic... Posi...
hello chess.com friends, In this blog, we will discuss today's chess.com puzzle. I will show you the method and the process of calculation. Let's start... Position study : The king is weak the 7th rank is dominated by white the g8 knight i...
hello! chess.com friends, I welcome you all to the lesson on exchange sacrifices. In this article, we will discuss the exchange sacrifices that arise in the French defense. In the next part, we will discuss the sacrifices in the Sicilian defense....
Hello chess.com friends, I welcome you all to the continuation of the middlegame lessons series. I have written the previous part on the topic of prophylaxis, which you can find here...https://www.chess.com/blog/Hua-Mulan13/middlegame-lessons-par...
Hello! Chess.com Friends, I welcome you all to the Fascinating Five Series - Tactics section. In this article, we will discuss five tactical positions with their pattern. Pattern 1: Windmill tactical motif The above position is said to b...
Hello! My Dear Chess.com friends, In this article, we are gonna discuss the games that were played during the '70s and '80s by players who are considered to be the strongest and the most innovative of their time. Analyzing and studying master gam...
Hello Everyone! In Today's, blog we are gonna discuss the middlegame strategies that are useful in formulating plans in the middlegame. Different types of middlegame structures : There are many types of pawn structures, for example, we have clo...
