• Home
  • Chess Articles
    • Chess Books
    • Chess Equipment
    • Chess Interviews
    • Chess Reviews
    • Funny Chess
    • Chess Memes
  • Chess Events
    • Candidates Tournament 2018
    • Carlsen Caruana World Championship
    • Carlsen Karjakin World Championship
    • Croatian Chess Events
    • London Chess Classic 2016
    • Sharjah Grand Prix 2017
    • Vugar Gashimov Memorial 2017
    • Pro Chess League 2023
  • Chess History
    • Best Chess Games Of World Champions
    • Best Chess Players Never To Become World Champion
    • Famous Chess Games
    • Famous Chess Moves
    • World Chess Championship History
    • Chess Birthdays
  • Chess Openings
    • Best Chess Opening Books (Divided By Opening)
    • The French Defence
  • Learn Chess
    • Chess Endgame
    • Chess For Beginners
    • Chess Middlegame And Strategy
    • How To Checkmate
    • Chess Openings
    • Chess Studies
    • Chess Tactics
  • About Us & Contact
    • About Us
    • Contact
    • Chess coaching
    • Chessentials Newsletter

Chessentials Chessentials

Chess blog about chess tactics, chess games and chess books

Candidates Tournament 2024 Chess Events

Everything You Need To Know About Women’s Candidates Tournament 2024

View Post
Candidates Tournament 2024 Chess Events

Everything You Need To Know About Candidates Tournament 2024

View Post
Best of Chessentials Chess Articles

An Ethical Guide For Chess Players

View Post
Best of Chessentials Chess Articles Chess Openings

I Published A Course With Jan Gustafsson!

View Post
Chess Articles Chess Events

Norm Factories Or: The Problem(s) With Round-Robin Norm Events

View Post

Chess Articles

Chess Articles

Chess Events

Chess Events

Chess History

Chess History

Chess Training

Chess Training

I believe in psychology – Kamil Plichta Interview

in Chess Articles Chess Interviews on February 26, 2019 February 27, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

In the last interview with the Polish Candidate Master “sensation“ Andrzej Krzywda, he mentioned he occasionally works with Polish Fide Master Kamil Plichta. He commended him as an opening specialist. He also referred to him…

Read More

Carlsen – Caruana World Chess Championship 2018

in Carlsen Caruana World Championship Chess History World Chess Championship History on February 8, 2019 February 8, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Already in 2014, after the second Carlsen – Anand match, FIDE decided to hold the World Chess Championship as two-year cycles. After Carlsen defended his title against Karjakin, FIDE stuck to the same format.  The…

Read More

History Of Chess Computer Engines

in Chess Articles Chess History on January 23, 2019 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

INTRODUCTION Throughout history, chess was revolutionized several times. In the late 19th century, the first World Champion Wilhelm Steinitz provoked his opponents to attack him vigorously and laid the foundations of positional chess. In the…

Read More

Carlsen – Karjakin World Chess Championship 2016

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on January 20, 2019 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Two years after he successfully defended his title against Anand in Sochi, Magnus Carlsen’s reign as the World Champion was once again challenged. By winning the 2016 Candidates tournament, Carlsen’s childhood rival and friend, Ukrainian…

Read More

From 2100 To International Master – Andrzej Krzywda Interview – Part 3

in Chess Articles Chess Interviews on January 13, 2019 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

This is a part three of the interview with Andrzej Krzywda, in which we talk about how his recent success changed him, how he deals with bad results and finally get to know him off-the-board….

Read More

From 2100 To International Master – Andrzej Krzywda Interview – Part 2

in Chess Articles Chess Interviews on January 13, 2019 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

This is a part two of the interview with Andrzej Krzywda, in which we talk about chess improvement and the tournament of his life, in which he scored an IM norm. You can read the…

Read More

From 2100 To International Master – Andrzej Krzywda Interview – Part 1

in Chess Articles Chess Interviews on January 13, 2019 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

INTRODUCTION On May 21, 2018, a Reddit post by relatively unknown Polish Candidate Master (and software developer) Andrzej Krzywda, titled I Was ~ 2100 for > 20 years (I’m 38). Last Week I Made an…

Read More

Anand – Carlsen World Chess Championship 2014

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on December 27, 2018 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

One year after the Carlsen – Anand 2013 match in which Magnus ended Anand’s long reign and became World Champion, the chess community braced for the reprise of that match. In contrast to the first…

Read More

Anand – Carlsen World Chess Championship 2013

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on December 26, 2018 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

Since capturing the title of the World Champion in 2007, Viswanathan Anand has successfully defended his crown on three occasions. In the Anand – Kramnik, Anand – Topalov and Anand – Gelfand matches, he has…

Read More

Anand – Gelfand World Chess Championship 2012

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on December 19, 2018 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

After gaining his title in 2007 and defending it successfully against two players of his own generation in 2008 match against Kramnik and 2010 match against Topalov, Viswanathan Anand was awaiting a new challenger in…

Read More

Anand – Topalov World Chess Championship 2010

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on December 17, 2018 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

After the controversial Kramnik – Topalov and less controversial Anand – Kramnik matches, in 2010 the last match between the “Big Three” took place. As you might recall, after he lost the 2006 match, Veselin…

Read More

Kramnik – Anand World Championship 2008

in Chess History World Chess Championship History on December 16, 2018 January 29, 2019 Share Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email

The long-awaited unification of the World Championship title after the Kramnik-Topalov match in 2006 greatly complicated FIDE’s task of organizing the subsequent World Championship cycle. The big problem was that FIDE already announced that the…

Read More

← Older Posts
Newer Posts →

Subscribe to our newsletter!

Visit www.chessentials.com/newsletter for more info!

Thank you for subscribing.

Something went wrong.

I am the manager of the Croatia Bulldogs team competing in the Pro Chess League.

I am the author of a Chessable course about the Modern Defence!

I am also an author of the anti-Sicilian course for the White pieces called Stomp The Sicilian.

Categories

  • Best of Chessentials
  • Chess Articles
    • Chess Books
    • Chess Equipment
    • Chess Interviews
    • Chess Reviews
    • Funny Chess
  • Chess Birthdays
  • Chess Events
    • Candidates Tournament 2018
    • Candidates Tournament 2020
    • Candidates Tournament 2024
    • Carlsen Caruana World Championship
    • Carlsen Karjakin World Championship
    • Croatian Chess Events
    • London Chess Classic 2016
    • Sharjah Grand Prix 2017
    • Vugar Gashimov Memorial 2017
  • Chess History
    • Best Chess Games Of World Champions
    • Best Chess Players Never To Become World Champion
    • Famous Chess Games
    • Famous Chess Moves
    • Women's World Chess Championship
    • World Chess Championship History
  • Chess Improvement
  • Chess Training
    • Chess Studies
    • Chess Tactics
    • Learn From Mark Dvoretsky
    • Play Like Garry Kasparov
  • Chessentials Chess Quiz
  • Chessentials Newsletter
  • Learn Chess
    • Chess Endgame
    • Chess For Beginners
    • Chess Middlegame And Strategy
    • Chess Openings
      • The French Defence
    • How To Checkmate
    • User Chess Games
  • Pro Chess League 2023
  • Women's Chess

Tags

Best Chess Games of World Champions (7) Best Chess Players Never to Become World Champion (2) Candidates Tournament (2) Candidates Tournament 2018 (8) Candidates Tournament 2024 (2) Carlsen - Caruana World Championship (15) Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship (15) Chessable (5) Chess Basics (5) Chess Book Reviews (30) chess books (19) Chess Endgame (3) Chess engines (2) Chess Equipment (4) Chess For Beginners (9) Chess Information (10) Chess Interviews (8) Chess middlegame and strategy (8) Chess Opening (5) Chess Opening Analysis (4) Chess Openings (4) Chess Openings Explained (3) Chess Players (45) Chess podcasts (10) Chess Reviews (41) Chess studies (39) Chess tactics (110) Chess technology (3) Croatian Chess Events (6) ethics (1) Famous Chess Games (8) Famous Chess Moves (3) Funny Chess (5) How To Checkmate (4) Learn From Mark Dvoretsky (7) London Chess Classic 2016 (5) Play Like Garry Kasparov (4) Pro Chess League 2023 (2) Sharjah Grand Prix 2017 (9) The French Defence (4) The French Defense (1) User Chess Games (3) Vugar Gashimov Memorial 2017 (9) Women's Chess (2) World Chess Championship History (56)

Subscribe to our newsletter! Monthly report from the Chessentials author.

Visit www.chessentials.com/newsletter for more info!

Chessentials logo

Categories

  • Best of Chessentials
  • Chess Articles
  • Chess Events
  • Chess History
  • Chess Training
  • Learn Chess

Pages

  • Chess Article Writing
  • Chess Birthdays
  • Chess coaching
  • Chess Memes
  • Chess Openings Explained
  • Chess PGN Downloads
  • Chessentials Newsletter
  • History of the World Chess Championship
  • List of chess studies
  • List of chess tactics
  • Privacy policy & Disclaimer

©2018 Chessentials All rights reserved. Developed and integrated by Gamax Development.