Stockfish
Like the dried cod from the Vikings, the most powerful chess engine in the world today, Stockfish, is made in Norway, then cooked in Italy. His level of genius far surpassed the achievements of the strongest Grandmaster. Since more tha...
The Philosophy of Isolation Pawns in the Game of Chess
In society, where many people gather, we can see several types of people, there are those who stand out, flamboyant, handsome, full of jokes and liked by the environment. Most are casual, adaptable and enjoy the atmosphere. But not infrequently ...
Botvinnik Theory
Former world champion GM Mikhail Botvinnik is known as the father of modern chess theory and the founder of The Soviet School of Chess which gave rise to great chess players such as Karpov, Kasparov, Kramnik and others said: "Knight end game are P...
About Chess
I have to write! Write whatever is in the head because otherwise this head will be full of numbers and words. Sharing a white paper is one way to reduce the content in this head, in addition to having a dialogue with anyone. But writing is also a ...
Checkmate ... a chess poem
On a checkered boardlined up Pawns occupytheir respective positions The brain is asked to think hardanticipation before being attackedStrengthen your defenses Monitor the state of controlTrying to see every gap of opportunityStrategy confronta...
Appreciation on The Blossoming Brilliance of Botvinnik
Botvinnik - Cabablanca, 1938 Amsterdam AVRO Grand Prix. Botvinnik's implementation of the center above all else, abandoning pawns in order to compete for the center space, coupled with the wonderful battle to attack the king in the middle game, ma...
The Fun of "Draw" in Chess
Those who have just paid attention to chess will find such a coincidental and wonderful phenomenon-in chess matches, draws seem to have become a commonplace. Infiltrating such a competitive competitive circle, many people find this phenomenon incr...
Classic review: Philidore's masterpiece in defense
Philidor defence is an opening recommended by Louis Lopez in the 16th century because it was believed that after 2.… Nc6, 3. Bb5 was a disadvantage for Black. People don't think so today. Most people who have studied this opening also recom...
Fun game: waltz of the four queens
This is an interesting game. Four queens appeared on the chessboard. They danced a moving waltz, but the dance steps were thrilling, and each step contained murderous intent. Dedicating this game to chess lovers are Russian players Shimanov and Ma...
Adolf Anderssen ... once was a ??!
Adolf Anderson was born in Breslau, Germany (now Wroclaw) in 1818. At the age of 9, young Anderson played chess with his father and learned the rules of chess. Afterwards, he eagerly read the basic chess books of the time: the works of Greco...
Chigorin ... A classic game
1884: John D. Rockefeller is the richest man in the world; the Tsar still rules Russia; the chess genius Morphy died in July of that year. 1884: Steinitz has not yet become a world chess champion, he has to wait two years to officially win the tit...
Interpretation of Crow and The Fox By Aesop Tale in Chess Board
In the story of "Aesop's Fables", the wise fox can always defeat the opponent, and the story of the crow and the fox is one of them. This situation sometimes reappears in one way or another in chess. This is a game played by two Dutch chess player...
