Monthly Archives: January 2018

Knowing the classics is a basic part of every chess player’s general culture. In times where modern chess games, engine analysis, and engine spectacular matches occupy 98% of the attention, it is refreshing to look back in time and admire the … Continue reading →

The impact the advance of technology has had on our every day is undeniable. It is, of course, debatable, whether this impact has been all for the best or has more negative effects. This debate can be extended to the … Continue reading →

  We are launching a new video course, Winning Endgame Strategies with GM Davorin Kuljasevic and You probably know that endgame is perhaps the most important phase of the game… That’s why I want to help you out to become … Continue reading →

Since we begin in chess, one of our first and most important lessons is how to evaluate a position with maximum accuracy. This aspect is so important because in most cases a correct or incorrect evaluation of the position will determine the course of our moves … Continue reading →

How many times do we lose a game or get a clearly worse position right out of the opening because we don’t know the secrets and hidden traps in it? As a beginner, it happens many times over the board … Continue reading →