Checks, Captures and Threats
Just by reading the title of today’s chess tip, you can know what I will be talking about. This post will cover...
28/09/2020
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How to analyze your games
Hello everyone! Today we will discuss probably the most important topic in chess training, how to analyze your games. This makes the...
28/09/2020
ChessTips: The Bishop on g5
How many games did you win moving your bishop to g5, making a pin on an opponent knight on f6, moving your...
31/08/2020
Chess Tips: The Pawn
Today’s chess tip is about those pieces that we sometimes overlook in a real chess game, thinking they don’t matter as much...
07/08/2020
Rule of the Square
The Square Rule is a simple rule, of great relevance in the endings in which a pawn advances towards its coronation square...
06/07/2020
Basic Principles of the Endgame: The Opposition
One of the fundamental principles of kings and pawns endings is opposition. You can see in the following diagrams that the kings...
19/06/2020
Tactical Topics: The Pin
A pin involves attacking a piece that cannot escape the attack without allowing the capture of a more important one, sheltered behind...
12/06/2020
The Principles of Openness (Part 3)
The central squares (continued) Black’s dominance of the e5 square. Now let’s look at the reverse situation. Starting from a firm command...
12/06/2020
The Principles of Openness (Part 2)
The central squares The central squares and those immediately surrounding them are of particular importance. The “center” of the board consists of...
11/06/2020
The Principles of Openness (Part 1)
Development of forces The time factor plays an important role in a chess game. He who has advanced in the development of...
30/05/2020