Chess
A 2465 Performance Rating and Seven Rounds of Arithmetic: Where the Footnote Catches an 11-Year-Old's 'IM' Headline
The Changing Face of Chess: Data, Digital Media and India's Rising Power
Auditing a Najdorf Repertoire Update: 60 Minutes, Five Line Clusters, One Undated Claim
Seven Games, a 2,465 Performance Rating and Eleven Years of Age: Auditing an IM Title
77 Teams, Five Continents and a Verification Gap: The First Continental Chess Championship for Prisoners
A 2465 Performance Rating and Seven Rounds of Arithmetic: Where the Footnote Catches an 11-Year-Old's 'IM' HeadlineSeven rounds, 5.5 points on board one — five wins, one draw, one loss. A...
Sixty Minutes for the Najdorf: Daniel King's Update DVD and the Documentary Arithmetic of Chess's Maintenance ProductSixty minutes. Five line clusters. English language. One download. That is th...
Sixty Minutes of Najdorf: Daniel King's Update and a Review With No Date on ItIn 2026 I spent three days as a board-runner at the Tata Steel Chess India in...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague 2026: What ChessBase Magazine #225 Records About a Changing GameAt 1 a.m., the stadium was a laptop screen and one unfinished game. ChessBase...
The Changing Face of Chess: Data, Digital Media and India's Rising PowerLast week, while scrolling through the digital edition of ChessBase Magazine...
Sixty Minutes of Najdorf: A Training Course, and the Silence in Its ReviewIn November 2026, a hotel ballroom in Kolkata held the Tata Steel Chess India...
Auditing a Najdorf Repertoire Update: 60 Minutes, Five Line Clusters, One Undated ClaimBefore the 2026 Tata Steel Chess India opened in Kolkata, I built a sheet: si...
Maintaining the Najdorf: Sixty Minutes, Five Lines, and a Date Nobody PrintedThere is a video file. Sixty minutes. English. Five line clusters. A...
Seven Games, a 2,465 Performance Rating and Eleven Years of Age: Auditing an IM TitleOctober 23. Board one. Final round. An eleven-year-old had the black pieces,...
77 Teams, Five Continents, an Empty Crosstable: What the Prison Chess Championship Never RecordedI open the crosstable before I write anything. Results first, story second. T...
77 Teams, Five Continents and a Verification Gap: The First Continental Chess Championship for PrisonersOn May 13, 2026, when FIDE opened the first continental chess championship fo...
77 Teams, Five Continents, Zero Moves: The Prison-Chess Ledger Nobody OpensThe release that came out of FIDE on 13 May 2026 carried three numbers and on...
Najdorf Maintenance Release: A Ledger Audit of Daniel King's 60-Minute FritzTrainer Course60 minutes, five line clusters, a one-time download. Outside the package ther...