Book Review Of Positional Chess Sacrifices by Mihai Suba
The idea of giving up material in chess has always intrigued me, particularly when there isn’t a clear or quick […]
Book Review Of Invisible Moves by Yochanan Afek & Emmanuel Neiman
Elite chess players, despite their strength, often make seemingly easy mistakes. It’s shocking that players who can spend hours calculating
Book Review Of Blindfold Chess by Eliot Hearst and John Knott
I love the concept of imagination and visualization. This concept exists in chess and can also extend to several technical
Book Review Of ‘Pump Up Your Rating’ by Axel Smith
Pump Up Your Rating by Axel Smith is a comprehensive guide for chess players who want to improve their skills
Book Review Of ‘Deep Thinking – Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins’ by Garry Kasparov
I once read the book titled “Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins” written by Garry Kasparov,
An Honest Review of 100 Endgames You Must Know by Jesús de la Villa
Learning the final phase of a chess game, also known as the endgame, can be challenging. I remember when I
A Review Of Dvoretsky’s Endgame Manual 5th Edition by Mark Dvoretsky
The opening, middlegame, and endgame are the three stages of a chess game. Every stage has its difficulties, methods, and
Our Review Of The DGT 3000 Chess Clock
We got our hands on DGT 3000, one of the best chess clocks out there, and we’ll be giving our
DGT 3000 vs DGT 2500 Clocks (+ How To Set the Timers)
In this piece, we’ll be doing a comparison of two high-profile digital chess timers: The DGT 3000 and the DGT
Our Breakdown Of The DGT North American Chess Clock
The DGT North American is a popular clock in the chess community. We purchased it to check it out and