Attack. Defend. Checkmate.
When it comes down to the strategies and principles of chess, what is positional advantage? How much of a factor is positional advantage vs material advantage? What is Positional Advantage in Chess? Positional advantage means the placement of your pieces pose a greater threat than …
It’s a debate that is always a popular topic in the chess forums. When it comes to bishop or knight, which is stronger? These two pieces in particular are more evenly matched than you may think. Bishop or Knight, Which is stronger? Most choose the …
Offense vs Defense. In chess, which is better? Should you focus heavily on the attack and capturing your opponent’s pieces? Or should you do everything to protect your pieces and let your offense be reactive? Offense vs Defense in Chess Pressuring your opponent with a …
Take the slow, methodical gameplay of chess, give it 10 shots of adrenaline, and what you have is Bullet chess. Is Bullet chess good for you as a beginner player? Is Bullet Chess Good for You? If you’re looking to try new openings and improve …
One special move definitely stands out when it’s made on a chess board. Who invented castling in chess? Between castling and en passant, there are really only 2 special moves that can be made on a chess board. How did this rule change come about? …
In a game filled with complex strategy and tactics, why is controlling the center important in chess? How can controlling the center of the chess board give you a massive upper hand both offensively and defensively against your opponent? Why is Controlling the Center Important …
I play chess every single day. Probably 10 to 15 games per day. Ok it’s probably closer to 25. So why is chess so addictive? Basically every break in the day, every restroom break, and any time I’m bored I’m playing chess. So why am …