Chess Puzzle, A Lesson About Human Mind And Framing Bias

Humans are innately lazy. A recent study established that too. Our brain is not optimised. There is enough empirical evidence to support this observation. You must have read about Parkinson's Law which states that “work expands to fill the time available for its completion. Here is an example I thought of to demonstrate the same using... Continue Reading →

Masterclass with IM Saravanan

Those who follow chess closely would be familiar with International Master V Saravanan. I have been following him since many years (and surprisingly, he follows me on Twitter. He and GM Abhijit Kunte!). I had posted a couple of videos of Saravanan where he reviewed his collection of chess books. Here is a video of... Continue Reading →

Youngest Chess International Master!

New world record for the youngest chess International Master! 10-year-old FM Faustino Oro, dubbed the 'Messi of Chess,' has become the youngest-ever international master and once again earned a place in chess history, securing the final norm today in Barcelona, Spain. The Argentinian prodigy is one of only three players to achieve the title before... Continue Reading →

Chess Puzzle

Black threatens mate in 2 and also is also about to win a free rook. Yet…it’s White to move and BOOM! Composed by GM Maurice Ashley

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