ChessBase 18 – Tips for beginners, Part 19: Find model games for training
This tutorial gives you a range of tools to help you train faster and more effectively. The goal is for you to focus on the content. A key aspect here is also being ...
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ChessBase 18 – Tips for beginners, part 18: What the mouse can do!
All parts of this tutorial have one thing in common: they are designed to show you different ways of making your analyses more enjoyable and tailored to your needs. ...
Searching for Josh Waitzkin | ChessBase
In 1994, I made a trip to the US, together with Matthias Wüllenweber, with whom a decade earlier I had founded ChessBase. We stayed with Ken Thompson in New Jersey, and ...
A Heart-Racing Experience! (1) | ChessBase
In this article, I will share with you the history of heart rate monitoring in chess, my observations and insights from the Freestyle Chess event, and some tips and ...
A Heart-Racing Experience! (2) | ChessBase
Heart-Pounding Moves Insights into Players’ Heart Rates at the Weissenhaus Tournament! When I watched the captivating day one video of the Weissenhaus Freestyle Chess ...
New: ChessBase Magazine #218 | ChessBase
Highlights From the Tata Steel 2024 supertournament with analyses by Wei Yi, Firouzja, Giri, L'Ami Praggnanandhaa, Vidit and many more to Oliver Reeh's tactics article ...
A Heart-Racing Experience! (4) | ChessBase
One thing that’s evident is that he does focus on being in a good mood – as my good friend and founder of ChessMood GM Avetik Grigoryan often says, "Right Mood = Right ...
ChessBase 18 – Tips for beginners, part 17: Choosing your board design
Most parts of this tutorial are, of course, about tips and tricks for your analysis. However, it’s often underestimated how important it is to set up your screen in a ...
Prof. Regan’s statistical system | ChessBase
FIDE recognizes a two-stage system for fair-play assurance and cheating detection, called “screening” and “full test.” The regulations actually do not specify that these ...
ChessBase Puzzle Challenge – 02
Today we start with three wonderful little puzzles for you to solve. You probably know that you can move the pieces on the diagrams below. For the first, we have ...
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