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People always say, if you’re growing disillusioned with chess and need to reignite that spark, play over the games of Paul Morphy! The American genius burst on to the scene in the 19th century, destroyed everyone by massive winning margins … Continue reading →

We are launching a new video course Grandmaster’s Thinking with GM Davorin Kuljasevic on Thursday 8 am EST. And you can be among the first to get a taste of it with a free 30-minute mini-course… right now!  Proper thinking … Continue reading →

The pawn structure is probably one the elements that we need to pay more attention to during our games. It defines the character of the play, the direction of our attacks and the plans we have to make. Pawn structures are … Continue reading →

Should you take a draw or not… that is the decision every chess player faces literally on a daily basis.  How do Grandmasters decide whether to accept the offer or not? Is it a pure calculation, experience or the combination … Continue reading →

Here is your copy of Quick Kills! – click here to download it.   Here’s what’s in store for you:  Game of the Century! GM Édouard reveals the secrets behind “the game that shook the world”, 13 year old Fischer’s incredible win against … Continue reading →

Want to add a great attacking weapon to your repertoire? GM Damian Lemos is going to show you how to play one of the essential chess openings, the King’s Indian Defense, in an info-packed free lesson taken from his new  … Continue reading →

I have great news to share with you today!! We’re putting the finishing touches on our newest video course Minor Piece Endgames Mastery 2 with IM Andrey Ostrovskiy. Whatever your chess goals are, working on your endgames is one of … Continue reading →

There are no shortcuts in chess, but you can speed up your progress by copying the masters – and today’s free course will help you do just that! In Unlocking the Grandmaster’s Mind  GM Maxim Dlugy describes his thoughts during … Continue reading →

Hi, Many club players feel that after a long time of studying chess they don’t see enough progress in their chess. [If you feel the same you need to do this] This brings a feeling of depression and it sometimes … Continue reading →

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 →