Chess
Vahap Sanal, Team Türkiye and the NATO Chess Championship: When Data Never ForgetsThere are players who are forgotten, but data never forgets them. The story o...
The Move Nobody Watched: Why a Chess Opening 'Review' Became an Advertisement for a Chess EngineI sat in the eleventh row of an open tournament in a Moscow winter, where the...
9...a5 against the Bayonet Attack: When the King's Indian Chooses Strategy over TheoryMove nine. White pushes the pawn to b4, and the small room in the chess club ...
Woodward Takes Down Caruana, Lee Widens the Gap — and a 60-Minute Opening CourseAt a round of the US Chess Championship, a young player took down a former...
Woodward Beats Caruana at the US Championships: A Real Win, an Empty DatasetA headline scrolls across the screen: "US Championships: Woodward takes down...
Atyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening Rounds and the Real Story Behind the Chess Content IndustryAtyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening Rounds and the Real Story...
The 6th Intercontinental Online Chess Championship for Prisoners: 140 Teams, a Record, and the Gaps Nobody Has FilledAt three in the morning in Bangalore, I opened my laptop and saw a chessboard...
6th Intercontinental Online Chess Championship for Prisoners: 140 Teams and the Lesson of Defensive SpaceSaigon, an August morning in 2026. I sat before the screen, my iced coffee...
The Rise of the Scotch Opening: From Forgotten to Kasparov's WeaponIn the world of elite chess, there are openings that seem to have been...
The 2026/87 Bundesliga Case: When a Late Arrival Changed the Fate of Two ClubsPeople watch the players run. I watch the whole formation shift. But there ar...
The Scandinavian Defense: When Carlsen Lends His Halo, and the True Value of a Simple Opening SystemThe Scandinavian Defense: When Carlsen Lends His Halo, and the True Value of ...
Game of the Week #743: When Chess Survives on 743 Wednesday Evenings, Not on Breaking NewsFrom the sideline, I see the whole game. On a Wednesday evening, I sat in fro...
Chess: The 9...a5 Move and the Lesson of 'Antidotes' in the King's Indian DefenseOn the board, a white pawn advances to b4. No noise, no grandstand, only...
The Move Nobody Watched: Why a Chess Opening 'Review' Became an Advertisement for a Chess EngineI sat in the eleventh row of an open tournament in a Moscow winter, where the...
9...a5 against the Bayonet Attack: When the King's Indian Chooses Strategy over TheoryMove nine. White pushes the pawn to b4, and the small room in the chess club ...
Woodward Takes Down Caruana, Lee Widens the Gap — and a 60-Minute Opening CourseAt a round of the US Chess Championship, a young player took down a former...
Woodward Beats Caruana at the US Championships: A Real Win, an Empty DatasetA headline scrolls across the screen: "US Championships: Woodward takes down...
Atyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening Rounds and the Real Story Behind the Chess Content IndustryAtyrau Masters: Top Two Seeds Fall in the Opening Rounds and the Real Story...
The 6th Intercontinental Online Chess Championship for Prisoners: 140 Teams, a Record, and the Gaps Nobody Has FilledAt three in the morning in Bangalore, I opened my laptop and saw a chessboard...
6th Intercontinental Online Chess Championship for Prisoners: 140 Teams and the Lesson of Defensive SpaceSaigon, an August morning in 2026. I sat before the screen, my iced coffee...
The Rise of the Scotch Opening: From Forgotten to Kasparov's WeaponIn the world of elite chess, there are openings that seem to have been...
The 2026/87 Bundesliga Case: When a Late Arrival Changed the Fate of Two ClubsPeople watch the players run. I watch the whole formation shift. But there ar...
The Scandinavian Defense: When Carlsen Lends His Halo, and the True Value of a Simple Opening SystemThe Scandinavian Defense: When Carlsen Lends His Halo, and the True Value of ...
Game of the Week #743: When Chess Survives on 743 Wednesday Evenings, Not on Breaking NewsFrom the sideline, I see the whole game. On a Wednesday evening, I sat in fro...
Chess: The 9...a5 Move and the Lesson of 'Antidotes' in the King's Indian DefenseOn the board, a white pawn advances to b4. No noise, no grandstand, only...
