Many players get fascinated when they see top players playing bullet chess games and thinking soo fast. There is no rocket science in it. Top players worked hard on chess improvement, and hence they can see moves at lightning speed. In this article, we will see eight ways how to improve at bullet chess. Those…
World Chess Federation (FIDE) has approved and granted various chess titles. There are four main categories. I.e., Titles for chess players, Titles for chess trainers, Titles for chess organizers, and Titles for chess arbiters. The title is sort of an award. When you get the title in chess, you get recognized as a titled player….
Chess coaching can be your full-time income source. Thousands of chess coaches are teaching millions of students all over the globe. After the pandemic, there are millions of people who generated interest in learning chess. Most of them are unable to find a good chess coach. In this article, we will see how to start…
Chess middlegames are often thought of as the most important part of the game. After all, it’s in the middlegame where most of the pieces are still on the board and where the player has the most opportunities to make strategic decisions that will impact the outcome of the game. In this article, we will…
The Nimzo Indian Defense is a chess opening played by Black. It’s considered a “hypermodern” defense involving a quick fianchetto of the black king’s-bishop, combined with d6. Black allows White to build a strong pawn center, only later hitting back with moves like e5 or c5. The Nimzo-Indian Defense was first played by Aron Nimzowitsch,…