Noah’s Ark Trap: Best way to win a piece
68% of the time, players unknowingly stepped into the Noah’s Ark Trap when it was already in place. Read this article to avoid losing a game after just 8 moves.
Month: January 2024
Andy Woodward becomes World’s Youngest Chess Grandmaster
Although it’s not an all-time record, the chess world welcomes its newest youngest grandmaster, 13-year-old American prodigy GM Andy Woodward.
Liem Le Responds to Kramnik’s Cheating Allegations: ‘Unconvincing’
Vietnamese chess grandmaster Le Quang Liem responded to former world champion Vladimir Kramnik’s claims of his games being “unusual,” stating that Kramnik’s approach to the issue lacked persuasiveness.
Elephant Trap: Art of Deception in Chess Openings
Mastering the Elephant Trap in chess can lead to winning a piece in just 8 moves. This trap is deceptive and has caused over 60,000 players to fall victim to its tactics.
Legal Trap: How to checkmate in 8 moves
Do you know that chess grandmasters have always missed the legal trap when there’s a chance? You could do it better than them with this article.
Lasker Trap: How to win a chess game in 7 moves
Many, including advanced players and Masters, have fallen into the Lasker Trap. So, this article will guide you in both executing and defending against the trap effectively.
Fishing Pole Trap: How to execute
The Fishing Pole Trap is a tricky one, and even grandmasters have found themselves caught in its snare by club players. Let’s prepare to beat much stronger opponents.
Andy Woodward: Everything about the Rising American Chess Star
Everything you need to know about 13 year-old American chess IM Andy Woodward – who just won the 17th Annual SPICE Cup tournament and qualified to quarterfinals of Puzzle World Championship.
Chess Openings for Intermediate Players (Ratings from 1000 to 1800)
This article dives into chess openings, both quiet and aggressive ones, for players who have elo or online rating from 1000 to 1800. It aims to broaden understanding and enhance gameplay.
Chess puzzles for beginners: 11 valuable tips and examples
Do you want to master the art of solving chess puzzles as a beginner? Rule number one: Always look for a check, or a capture, first. When you get better at puzzles, you will get better at chess.