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Last month, we started a series that explored the latest chess opening novelties made by top players in chess tournaments. Our January edition of opening
Alekhine’s Defense Alekhine’s Defense is a sharp Chess Opening, named after the World Champion Alexander Alekhine, who played it for the first time at Budapest
Grünfeld Defense In this post, we analyze an aggressive variation against Queen’s Pawn: Grünfeld Defense. This is a sharp asymmetric line for aggressive players.
King’s Indian Attack In this post, we will analyze a really special opening: King’s Indian Attack. More than an opening variation, this is an interesting
“Top 10 aggressive chess openings for black and whites” Do you like open and dynamic positions? Are you a tactic and an aggressive player?
King’s Indian Defense In Chess Now is my time to introduce to you, the King’s Indian Defense in chess! As we all know, 1. d4
The Sicilian Defense Opening In Chess If you’re looking for that type of exciting opening line, the Sicilian Defense Opening in chess may be perfect
Ruy Lopez Opening – Plans and Strategies The next opening we are going to learn about is the Spanish Opening in chess, also known as
Petrov’s Defense, Petroff’s Defense or Russian Defense. We have the Petrov’s Defense on the board after the moves 1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6. This
Tools for Online Chess Academies: Chesslang. Are you looking a powerful software to help you to have online chess lessons and train your students? Then,
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