Chess
Twelve Minutes on the Najdorf's Busiest Line: Auditing a Sixty-Minute Training DVD
Eleven Years Seven Months, a 2,465 Performance Rating — and a Timeline That Refuses to Close
The Noise of 2,465 and the Truth of 7: What an IM Norm Actually Costs at Eleven
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague 2026: The Preparation Ledger Inside ChessBase Magazine #225
Prisoners' Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Column That Stayed Blank
Twelve Minutes on the Najdorf's Busiest Line: Auditing a Sixty-Minute Training DVDSixty minutes. Five line clusters. Twelve minutes per cluster. That arithmeti...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague 2026: The Preparation Ledger Inside ChessBase Magazine #225Twenty-seven games. Not one of them lasted past move twenty-five. In ChessBas...
Prisoners' Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Column That Stayed BlankI opened the ledger expecting an answer and came away with a better question....
Issue 225, 27 Miniatures: Chess's Slowest Reporting, From Prague to HyderabadThe parcel opens on a booklet first — thin, matt paper, 225 printed at the to...
Eleven Years Seven Months, a 2,465 Performance Rating — and a Timeline That Refuses to Close2,465. Seven games. Five wins, one draw, one loss. The Vietnamese headline sa...
77 Teams, Five Continents, and Not a Single Published PGNThe first thing I did was open the spreadsheet I built in 2026 — the one with...
The Noise of 2,465 and the Truth of 7: What an IM Norm Actually Costs at ElevenOctober 23, the final round, board one. The report says the eleven-year-old...
Sixty Minutes, Five Lines: Daniel King's Najdorf Update and the Maintenance Economy of Chess InstructionA sixteen-year-old on board four plays his first four moves without thinking....
11 Years 7 Months, a 2,465 Performance Rating: The Biggest Question in This IM Norm Story Is the DateIn a tournament hall, results reach the scoresheet before they reach the...
The Sixty-Minute Scandinavian Guarantee: Where the Headline and the Body Copy Went in Opposite DirectionsSixty minutes. That was the largest number on the listing page — a sixty-minu...
Twenty-Seven Miniatures from Prague 2026: The Preparation Ledger Inside ChessBase Magazine #225Twenty-seven games. Not one of them lasted past move twenty-five. In ChessBas...
Prisoners' Chess Championship: 77 Teams, Five Continents, and the Column That Stayed BlankI opened the ledger expecting an answer and came away with a better question....
Issue 225, 27 Miniatures: Chess's Slowest Reporting, From Prague to HyderabadThe parcel opens on a booklet first — thin, matt paper, 225 printed at the to...
Eleven Years Seven Months, a 2,465 Performance Rating — and a Timeline That Refuses to Close2,465. Seven games. Five wins, one draw, one loss. The Vietnamese headline sa...
77 Teams, Five Continents, and Not a Single Published PGNThe first thing I did was open the spreadsheet I built in 2026 — the one with...
The Noise of 2,465 and the Truth of 7: What an IM Norm Actually Costs at ElevenOctober 23, the final round, board one. The report says the eleven-year-old...
Sixty Minutes, Five Lines: Daniel King's Najdorf Update and the Maintenance Economy of Chess InstructionA sixteen-year-old on board four plays his first four moves without thinking....
11 Years 7 Months, a 2,465 Performance Rating: The Biggest Question in This IM Norm Story Is the DateIn a tournament hall, results reach the scoresheet before they reach the...
The Sixty-Minute Scandinavian Guarantee: Where the Headline and the Body Copy Went in Opposite DirectionsSixty minutes. That was the largest number on the listing page — a sixty-minu...