Chess
Prison Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and a Blank Page in the RecordEleven days, 13 to 23 May 2026. Seventy-seven teams from five continents. Thr...
A 60-Minute Patch for the Najdorf: Daniel King's Update Is Maintenance, Not New TheorySixty minutes. Five line clusters. Call it eleven to twelve minutes per...
European Club Cup 2026: Eleven Teams Level in the Open, Two Perfect in the Women's Section After Three Rounds — Giri vs Abdusattorov Looms in Round FourHook: Eleven Names, One Match Point, and a Headline That Does Not Match the...
Elephant Gambit Course Review: A 60-Minute Module, Zero Data, and a Mislabeled HeadlineI begin every opening-product review the same way: by reconciling the headlin...
Sixty Minutes and a Borrowed Name: How the Scandinavian Defense Gets SoldAt 3 a.m. in a Mumbai flat, two tabs were open on a laptop. The top tab's...
Sixty Minutes, One Gambit, Two Openings: Reading the Elephant Gambit Course Through the LedgerThe first line of the course page promises the Najdorf Poisoned Queen. Every...
European Club Cup: Bayegan Pendik's 2715 Average Leads Budva, and the 108-vs-22 Number Nobody Is FilingTwenty-five teams sit on 2/2 after two rounds in Budva, and that number tells...
108 Teams on Budva's Entry List, Barcelona in the Headline: What the European Club Cup Paperwork Actually SaysHook: One File, Two Countries On the morning of October 19, 2026, two halves ...
A Najdorf Headline, an Elephant Gambit Body: Auditing a Sixty-Minute CourseLast week a course landing page opened on my screen. The title read: Najdorf...
European Club Cup: 108 Teams, One 2715, and a Headline in the Wrong CountryBarcelona. That was the word at the top. Down in the body it was Budva — the...
European Club Cup: 'Perfect' Is a Match-Point Claim, Not a Board-Point OneThe page carried exactly two numbers. One was 2026. The other was "25 years...
Eleven Teams, One Score: At the European Club Cup the Real Story Sits on the Team Sheet, Not Board OneA slip of paper was taped to the pairing board — "SuperChess vs Bayegan...
Carlsen's Confession: Humans Are Not That Good — and the $20 Million WindowOctober 21. An interview published in Marca, sourced from AS. Three things la...
