Young chess prodigy NM Brewington Hardaway (aka Brewmaster) shares three of the top chess openings he used on his way to obtaining the title of National Master.
The King’s Indian Defense The King’s Indian Defense is a very exciting opening,
It’s rare to meet your hero, let alone get a lesson from him. But, thanks to the generosity of GM Vishwanathan Anand, 1000 lucky kids from India will get to …
The invitation to "Vishy’s ChessKid Lesson" will go to the first 1000 Indian ChessKids
A question and answer column by National Master Andy Lee Q: How do you choose which opening to play? A: That’s a tough one! The opening is the part of …
After I reached a rating of 1700, I bought the book Kasparov on the King’s Indian
WIM Alice Lee won the Girl U-12 section of the 2021 FIDE Online Cadets and Youth Rapid Super Final in December 2021. This is her third consecutive world cadet championship, after two previous World Cadet wins (Girl U-12 in 2020 and Girls U-10 in 2019).
She employed the sharp King’s Indian Defense against me, an opening that created
Satria Duta, Brewington Hardaway, BrewMaster, ChessKid, Indonesia, Irene Sukanader, Levy Rozman
year old Brewington generally relies on battle tested e4 and d4 and Sicilian or Indian
ChessKid star GM Shreyas Royal earns his second GM norm. Read all about it here!
wins against several grandmasters and draws against some massive names, including Indian
Guten Morgen! Today we are flying to Leipzig, Germany 1960 to play Solitaire Chess. Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) will show you a game…
The opening is called "Nimzo-Indian."
Young chess prodigy FM Shreyas Royal achieves his first IM Norm at the Mindsports GM tournament in London. Read on for chess tactics and some exciting games against titled players!
He played the King’s Indian Defense, and I decided to play a side-line.
Titles, Titled Players, Kids playing chess, ChessKid, Shreyas Royal
Round 3: I was playing a 2188 called Sacha Brozel as white in a c5 Bogo Indian.
Hello Kids, Parents & Coaches! Need a quick refresher on that tricky knight move from last week’s lesson? Or maybe you just want to revisit an earl…
Topic #1: Basic Sacrifice Topic #2: Breaking Through in the King’s Indian Topic
