I was thinking if I should discuss Silman’s book “How to Reassess Your Chess“; I browsed and skimmed a bit, and I liked the book. It does feel like it was written for a serious chess player, as he stated…
If you want to checkmate your opponent in just 4 moves, you should be familiar with the Scholar’s mate. The Scholar’s mate is considered one of the quickest ways to checkmate your opponent in just 4 moves beside the Fool’s…
Are you confused with so many chess openings you need to know? In this article, I’m going to share ideas on how many chess openings we need to learn. If you’re starting with chess, you will find that there are…
A usual question arises when one wants to know the secret of being a master in chess (just like my daughter and me): how do I get better at chess fast? However, the word “fast” is relative: in reality,…
Want to learn or teach your kids how to get better at chess end games? When I watch chess experts who play excellent end game strategies, I can’t help but think and ask myself how did they come up with…
Middle game in chess is it important? Can you improve your chess skills in the middle game? I started with no real basics of chess, and I play as hard as I can to win every game – and I…
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