Chess
Caruana-Nakamura to Face Sindarov-Pragg at Clutch Chess; Lilov's Course Draws AttentionExcitement is at its peak in the chess world ahead of the Clutch Chess...
Prague's 27 Miniatures: The Winner Writes the Analysis, the Loser Leaves the RecordTwenty-seven games ended before move 25 at the Prague hall in 2026, and...
27 Miniatures, One Clock and the Content Market: The Small Number Inside ChessBase Magazine #225Twenty-seven miniatures in a single issue. Games that ended inside twenty-fiv...
Prague 2026's 27 Miniatures: Beauty on the Board, Preparation in the LedgerOn move 22 he stopped his hand. The piece sat between thumb and forefinger,...
ChessBase Magazine #225: From the Prague 2026 Board to the Club Player's Training TableA cold February night in a Saint Petersburg flat, and the small 'ting' that...
From Prague 2026 to 27 Miniatures: The Ledger Inside ChessBase Magazine #225One line sits apart from the rest of the ChessBase Magazine #225 contents lis...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures, Four Annotators and One Download Key: Auditing ChessBase Magazine #225A photocopied scoresheet lay on the table in front of me at a Kolkata club on...
The 60-Minute Najdorf Update: Who Daniel King's Course Actually ServesLast week I opened a folder on my Hyderabad desk called najdorf_update. Insid...
Sixty Minutes for the Najdorf: Daniel King's Update and the Question of Its DateIt is two in the morning. In a one-bedroom flat in Andheri only the laptop...
Sixty Minutes, Five Lines, and a Date Nobody Wrote DownSixty minutes. Five line clusters. English. One download, and nothing after i...
77 Teams, 5 Continents, and a Name That Splits in Two — FIDE's Prison Chess Championship Fails Its First Data TestOn May 13, 2026, FIDE's Chess for Freedom program claimed it staged the 'Firs...
Najdorf on the Label, Elephant in the Box: A Ledger Audit of a 60-Minute CourseNo product autopsy begins with a verdict; it begins at the one place where tw...
