IM Lizard1Destroy the King’s Indian With This Aggressive Setup
King’s Indian players are used to playing ...e5, ...f5 and attacking White’s king, but this aggressi…
WFM szefruBoard Vision First, Strategy Later
What Should You Actually Think About During a Chess Game?
FM amazingatlasThe Crippled Majority: How Lasker Beat Capablanca on Structure
One of the most famous strategic games ever played. At St. Petersburg 1914, Emanuel Lasker needed a …
Realraptor"Most Thought Provoking Book" - "Best Play" by Alexander Shashin
Book proposes tools to mathematically analyse move priorities.
FM Zig_Zag_Zug_ZwangGood Piece, Bad Piece
Hi! My name is Vidar Grahn. I'm a 20-year-old FIDE Master from Sweden, and as part of my journey to …
FM amazingatlasThe Uncastled King: How a Young Capablanca Lost by Not Castling
The third game in Capablanca's Chess Fundamentals is another loss, and it turns on the most basic ru…
WFM fla2021The Reti Rifle: Loading My Queen Behind the Bishop
Loading my queen behind the bishop to hit the center, Reti Rifle style, on and off the board.
CM the_trainer_miroslav“A Positional Misjudgment: Keymer–Sindarov”
A game that caught my attention because of how quickly a seemingly comfortable position turned into …
FM asvynRoad to 2700 rapid (part 1)
In this article I will be analyzing some of my rapid games on my road to 2700 lichess.org rapid.
FM amazingatlasPosition First, Material Next: How Capablanca Won a Pawn Down vs Two Masters
A consultation game: Capablanca alone against two strong masters. He lets them win a pawn, centraliz…
FM amazingatlasHunt the Naked King: How Capablanca Beat Lasker With a Single Quiet Move
The last decisive game these two giants ever played. In a dead-level queen ending, Capablanca hunts …
FM Zig_Zag_Zug_ZwangI Analyzed 100+ Games In The Benoni... This Is What I Learnt:
Hi! My name is Vidar Grahn. I'm a 20 Year-Old FIDE-Master from Sweden, and as part of my journey to …
CM ChessFlow_orgCEOIs Chess Coaching Worth It?
My answer may come as a surprise
CPBchessEstructuras de Peones: El Peón Pasado (Parte 4) Alekhine vs Capablanca
La histórica partida decisiva cuya posición final, con las piezas, tablero y planillas originales se…
FM amazingatlasThe Minority Attack in Disguise: How Capablanca Won With Fewer Pawns
Everyone learns the minority attack as White, on the queenside, in a Queen's Gambit middlegame. Capa…
IM datajunkieWhere my 60 minutes actually went
And what it told me about my own chess
FM amazingatlasWin Because of It, Not With It: Capablanca's Passed Pawn Paradox
Capablanca built two connected passed pawns that never queened. Their whole value was the paralysis …
TheCommandalorianRoad to NM: Week 6 -- Playing as the Underdog
Welcome back to week 6 on the Road to NM series where I account my progress on the road towards the …
FM amazingatlasThree Directions at Once: How Capablanca Won a Level Queen Ending
Material was dead even and the books call it a draw. Capablanca centralized his queen so she blockad…
FM MattyDPerrineYou Won Material. Now the Hard Part Starts.
How to consolidate, when to grab, and when the scary-looking move is just the winning one.
FM amazingatlasWinning From Nothing: How Capablanca Won a Full Pawn Down
A pawn down with an edge Chernev called hardly visible to the naked eye, Capablanca kept posing prob…
FM amazingatlasWelcome the Trade: How Capablanca Won Through the Exchanges
Menchik tried to force a draw by exchanging everything. Capablanca welcomed every trade, came out a …
FM amazingatlasFour Against Three: How Capablanca Won the "Drawn" Rook Ending
A rook and four pawns against a rook and three, all on one wing, is a theoretical draw. Capablanca w…
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