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So there you go, when you’re trying to find a plan, either trade (or sac) a pawn
Hi ChessKids! Today our lucky question-asker is HeroicPatch who wondered how to make the right plan in the middlegame. Good question! Most people can meander…
One way to find a target area is to look at the "river of pawns."
This series of articles is designed for scout leaders and parents who want to help scouts achieve the merit badge and enjoy the game of chess.
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This is the second edition of how to improve your fast chess on ChessKid.com. Have you ever been in a position where your opponent just does not play your op…
Or you find yourself in an opening variation in which you have no idea what to do
Going into the final round of the 2015 National High School Championship, four players sat at an undefeated 5.5 points out of 6.0. In the end, the pre-tourna…
Can you find the plan that Black missed to make a comeback in the following game?
IM-elect Carissa Yip showcases her tournament of a lifetime!
Here’s how the game ended, can you find the crushing tactic?
Tricks are for kids, by Ms Jessica Martin (aka BoundingOwl) Besides pins and skewers (pronounced skyoo-ers), I think double attacks are my favourite kind of …
Find 6 good forks here. No spoons please.
In Part One of my series, we looked at my first round of the CCCSA Summer 2018 IM Norm Invitational. Today, let’s continue with my second game, which yo…
Lucky for me though, my opponent blundered in the position below; can you find the
