Chess Tactics
How to play chess for beginners?
Chess is a two-player strategy game played on an 8×8 grid. Each player has 16 pieces: one king, one queen, two rooks, two knights, two bishops, and eight pawns. The objective is to checkmate your opponent’s king, putting it in a position where it can’t move without being captured. Here are the basic rules: Additional […]
Chess Pieces Power Rankings and Points!
King: Queen: Rook: Bishop: Knights: Pawns: These are the standard starting positions and powers for each chess piece in a game of chess.
The FIDE World Cup: A Spectacle for Fans and a Showcase for Chess
Chess, often considered a solitary game, transforms into a collective celebration during the FIDE World Cup. With riveting matches, upsets, drama, and brilliant moves, the World Cup has become a spectacle that attracts chess enthusiasts and newcomers alike. In this blog, we will delve into the spectators’ experience and how the World Cup engages fans. […]
The Prize and Recognition in the FIDE World Cup: More Than Just Money
The FIDE World Cup is not only a prestigious event in the chess world but also a lucrative one. Along with the honor and glory of competing at the highest level, players vie for substantial monetary rewards and opportunities. Let’s delve into the various aspects of prizes and recognitions in the FIDE World Cup. Monetary […]
Participating in the FIDE World Cup: Eligibility, Selection, and Competitors
The FIDE World Cup is a prestigious chess tournament that sees participation from some of the world’s best players. But how does one get to play in the World Cup, and what are the criteria for eligibility? This blog explores these aspects in detail. Eligibility Criteria While the specifics may vary slightly between editions, here’s […]
Understanding the FIDE World Cup Format: A Comprehensive Guide
The FIDE World Cup is one of the most prestigious and unique chess tournaments in the world. With its knockout format and intense competition, it offers a distinctive experience for both players and spectators. In this blog, we will explore the World Cup’s format in detail. The Knockout Structure The FIDE World Cup follows a […]
The Rise of Gukesh D: A Journey Through Elo Ratings
Gukesh D, India’s young chess sensation, has been making waves in the international chess circuit with his extraordinary talent and mature play. His rapid ascension through the ranks of chess has caught the attention of both fans and experts alike. Here’s an examination of Gukesh’s budding chess career. Early Promise (2011-2017) 2011: Enters Chess Scene […]
Uncharted Territories: Chess Before the Advent of Elo Ratings
Introduction Long before the modern system of Elo ratings became the standard measure of a chess player’s strength, the chess world navigated its competitive landscape using different methods to evaluate players and arrange tournaments. In this blog, we’ll journey back in time to explore the era before the introduction of Elo ratings, examining how chess […]
The World’s Top Chess Tournaments
Introduction Chess, a game of intellect and strategy, reaches its pinnacle of competition through a series of prestigious tournaments that draw the world’s best players. These events showcase the grandeur of human mastery over the 64 squares and captivate enthusiasts with brilliant moves, suspenseful battles, and unforeseen twists. In this blog, we’ll journey through the […]
The Rise of Ding Liren: A Journey Through Elo Ratings
Ding Liren, one of China’s foremost chess talents and a dominant force in the international chess scene, has continued to break barriers and set new standards. His precise, positional style and strong tactical awareness have made him one of the world’s top players. Here’s a closer look at Ding’s impressive chess career. Emerging Prodigy (2004-2009) […]