Chess
Gaal vs Smeets and Episode 743: The Real Value of a Chess Show
Bodhana Sivanandan at 11 and the Elephant Gambit: Anatomy of a Headline That Left the Board
Chess Olympiad: India's first title and a question left hanging since Paris 2026
India Retains the Gaprindashvili Cup for a Third Time: A Trophy for Depth, Not for Peaks
Fritz 20: A Chess Engine Built to Teach Humans, Not Just Beat Them
Nihal Sarin loses but named Player of the Day: Inside India captain's decision
ChessBayegan Pendik and Monte-Carlo Win the 2026 European Club Cup — and the Gap the Report Leaves BehindTwo names, and then silence. Bayegan Pendik. Monte-Carlo. That is the entire...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: 27 Miniatures and the Depth Problem in Chess ContentPeople usually stand up and leave the hall when a game ends on move 22. I sta...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: 27 Miniatures, 10 Opening Articles and an Aging Publishing ModelIn the release notice for ChessBase Magazine #225, the most interesting detai...
ChessCarlsen Says AI Has Levelled the Field: The $20 Million Endgame and a Split CrownOn October 21, the Spanish daily AS published a conversation with Magnus...
ChessFIDE and the Trap of Titles: When a False Headline Ruins the Entire Information BoardIn the 120-page report I spent 250 pandemic days coding, there was one class ...
ChessModern Italian 5 e5!: a trap line worth every penny — but the title is telling the wrong storyForty-four years in tournament halls, from national championships in Hanoi to...
ChessThe 60-Minute Scandinavian Defense: Overpromise and a Headline Crack in a Chess ProductAt 2 a.m., I reopened the product page for a Scandinavian Defense course on m...
ChessWhen a Chess Platform Buys a Storyteller: FritzTrainer, Kostya Kavutskiy and the Content RaceIn a small chess club on the second floor of an old building in Bangalore, I...
ChessGaal vs Smeets and Episode 743: The Real Value of a Chess ShowWednesday evening. In an apartment in Amsterdam, a man sits down in front of ...
Chess3.Bc4 Against the Sicilian: Bodhana Sivanandan, 11, and the 2504 Performance at the Samarkand 2026 OlympiadSamarkand, round seven, board one. The opponent of the eleven-year-old Englis...
ChessAn Eleven-Year-Old at Board One: The 3.Bc4 Move and a 2504 Performance at the Chess OlympiadAt board one of a team event — the board habit still reserves for heads greye...
ChessAn 11-Year-Old, the 3.Bc4 Move, and Board One: A Story from SamarkandIn Samarkand, in the late afternoon of September 24, 2026, when the Central...
ChessWhen Data Runs Empty: Lessons From a Broken Chess Analysis PipelineIn an era where every top-level chess game is recorded move by move, a parado...
ChessVietnamese Chess in the Age of Data: Keeping the Human Voice on the Machine's BoardInside the commentary booth, what I remember most is not the elegant...
ChessVlastimil Hort 2026: When a Chess Headline Becomes Bait for a Course-Selling PageA headline mentions the Vlastimil Hort Tournament 2026 and the Don Giovanni...
