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ChessBase Magazine #225: Bent Larsen on the Cover, and What Is Actually Inside the 27 Miniatures
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ChessA Chessboard Without Moves: When a European Club Cup 'News' Story Is Only a Sales PitchA full-length Vietnamese sports news feature analysing ChessBase's promotiona...
ChessThe Benko Gambit and an Unfixable Editing Error: When the Headline Goes One Way and the Content AnotherOn 30 August 2026, I sat down with a promotional document about Grandmaster...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense: How a Forgotten Move Became the Chess World's Time-Saving WeaponOn a quiet April afternoon at a small chess club in Pudong, I sat across from...
ChessScandinavian Defense: The Controversial Time-Saving Weapon in ChessIn the context of the world chess scene witnessing an ever-increasing explosi...
ChessUS Chess Championship: Wesley So and Awonder Liang on Perfect Scores, and the Gap After 1.d4 d5In the playing hall of the US Chess Championship, two names sit on a perfect...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan, the 3.Bc4 Move and a 2504 Performance Rating at the Samarkand 2026 Chess OlympiadSamarkand, Board One, and a Performance Rating That Does Not Belong to a Chil...
ChessChessBase Magazine Issue 225: From Dusk till Dawn and the Nature of a Training ProductChessBase Magazine issue 225 has been released under the title From Dusk till...
ChessChessBase Magazine No. 225: The Headline Says Bent Larsen, the Content Tells Prague 2026On my desk in Moscow, I opened the download package for ChessBase Magazine No...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: Bent Larsen on the Cover, and What Is Actually Inside the 27 MiniaturesBent Larsen is on the cover. Inside the table of contents, there is not a...
Chess2026 Chess Olympiad: India Beat Uzbek 2 3.5-0.5, and the Real Problem Sits on the Top Four BoardsI replayed the Round 10 report of the 2026 Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, and t...
ChessDaniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update: Chess Theory Sold as a SubscriptionA download that runs exactly 60 minutes. Five move-complexes named. And a...
ChessDaniel King and the Najdorf Update: When Chess Theory Is Sold as a SubscriptionIn the drawer of my desk in Saint Petersburg lies a stack of old opening DVDs...
Chess9...a5 in the King's Indian Defense: An Escape Route for Players Who Want to Understand Rather Than MemorizeWhite's pawn steps to b4 with a short, decisive beat, like a bayonet driven...
ChessFrom Tsaghkadzor to Mar del Plata: The 9...a5 Move and the Whisper of the PiecesThere is a moment I still remember, though it belonged to no game I ever...
ChessA Chessboard Without Moves: When a European Club Cup 'News' Story Is Only a Sales PitchA full-length Vietnamese sports news feature analysing ChessBase's promotiona...
ChessThe Benko Gambit and an Unfixable Editing Error: When the Headline Goes One Way and the Content AnotherOn 30 August 2026, I sat down with a promotional document about Grandmaster...
ChessThe Scandinavian Defense: How a Forgotten Move Became the Chess World's Time-Saving WeaponOn a quiet April afternoon at a small chess club in Pudong, I sat across from...
ChessScandinavian Defense: The Controversial Time-Saving Weapon in ChessIn the context of the world chess scene witnessing an ever-increasing explosi...
ChessUS Chess Championship: Wesley So and Awonder Liang on Perfect Scores, and the Gap After 1.d4 d5In the playing hall of the US Chess Championship, two names sit on a perfect...
ChessBodhana Sivanandan, the 3.Bc4 Move and a 2504 Performance Rating at the Samarkand 2026 Chess OlympiadSamarkand, Board One, and a Performance Rating That Does Not Belong to a Chil...
ChessChessBase Magazine Issue 225: From Dusk till Dawn and the Nature of a Training ProductChessBase Magazine issue 225 has been released under the title From Dusk till...
ChessChessBase Magazine No. 225: The Headline Says Bent Larsen, the Content Tells Prague 2026On my desk in Moscow, I opened the download package for ChessBase Magazine No...
ChessChessBase Magazine #225: Bent Larsen on the Cover, and What Is Actually Inside the 27 MiniaturesBent Larsen is on the cover. Inside the table of contents, there is not a...
Chess2026 Chess Olympiad: India Beat Uzbek 2 3.5-0.5, and the Real Problem Sits on the Top Four BoardsI replayed the Round 10 report of the 2026 Chess Olympiad in Samarkand, and t...
ChessDaniel King's 60-Minute Najdorf Update: Chess Theory Sold as a SubscriptionA download that runs exactly 60 minutes. Five move-complexes named. And a...
ChessDaniel King and the Najdorf Update: When Chess Theory Is Sold as a SubscriptionIn the drawer of my desk in Saint Petersburg lies a stack of old opening DVDs...
Chess9...a5 in the King's Indian Defense: An Escape Route for Players Who Want to Understand Rather Than MemorizeWhite's pawn steps to b4 with a short, decisive beat, like a bayonet driven...
ChessFrom Tsaghkadzor to Mar del Plata: The 9...a5 Move and the Whisper of the PiecesThere is a moment I still remember, though it belonged to no game I ever...
