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Written by National Master Eric Schiller The opening part of the game is one of the most difficult challenges facing any new chess player.  Once upon a …
In the computer age, however, many previously discarded openings have been rediscovered

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Professor: Class, it’s good to see you. What brings you to this part of the world?   Zephyr: I’m here for a chess class. I suspect so is Luc…
Lucian: White’s rook doesn’t even have a good move.

  Sometimes, you just get lucky. For this week’s FunMasterMike article, there’s really no better explanation than that. In the opening round of a tourna…
should NEVER let your guard down when you’re ahead, and when you’re behind, you have

Like most of you I was not born rich. I came from a small town in the Philippines, and with little money or connections, the fact is my future wasn’t b…
Times have changed for me and in gratitude for my own success, I want to introduce

Welcome to Pinlandia!  The following puzzles are really fun pin positions care of Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl). Some will be absolute and so…
Have you ever seen a game with 4 queens??  Try to find a mate in two. 

We are learning how to teach the ending with king and pawn against king. Last week we left off at the point where the typical beginning Chesskid has mad…
So, if you have the opposition, you can either block your opponent (defense) or outflank

If you’re a parent, teacher or coach on ChessKid.com, you’ve probably noticed some differences recently in the way the site looks. We don’t want you to miss …
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The chess merit badge requirement 4.a. indicates that scouts should “demonstrate scorekeeping using the algebraic system of chess notation.” Ches…
pawn captures on b3, g4; king captures pawn on c6; knight captures pawn on e5 Have