Chess
Petroff or Scandinavian: The Title-Description Contradiction in a 60-Minute Chess Course and the Diagnosis of the Amateur Training Market2026-11-08Last week I was reading the sales page for a chess video course. The title...
Petroff or Scandinavian: When a 60-Minute Opening Video's Title and Description Describe Two Different Worlds2026-11-08For the past several days, a product listing has been circulating in the onli...
One Hour of Scandinavian, One Wrong Headline, and the New Market for Chess Instruction2026-10-20Hook At half past eleven at night I opened the file. The headline came first:...
ChessBase #225: Bent Larsen's Name, the Opening-Theory Market, and the Invisible Screen-Board Load2026-10-06The headline stops you cold: ‘Learning strategy from Bent Larsen’. Yet not on...
The Missing Story on the Chessboard: Why Incomplete Evidence Stops a Defensible Sports ReportA wooden chessboard may be waiting in an old room at the Bangladesh Chess...
Insufficient Evidence for Chess Analysis as Original Report Remains UnavailableA complete chess report begins with identifying the actual competitive event....
The Promise of Learning a Chess Opening in 60 Minutes: Petroff or Scandinavian, the Bigger Questions Behind the MarketingSometimes the most important move in chess comes right at the beginning. When...
Petroff or Scandinavian: The Title-Description Contradiction in a 60-Minute Chess Course and the Diagnosis of the Amateur Training MarketLast week I was reading the sales page for a chess video course. The title...
Petroff or Scandinavian: When a 60-Minute Opening Video's Title and Description Describe Two Different WorldsFor the past several days, a product listing has been circulating in the onli...
Not a Bundesliga Dispute, but 60 Minutes of Elephant Gambit: The Invisible Economy Behind Andrew Martin's VideoI paused when I first saw that headline. 'A dispute in the Bundesliga'—it rea...
One Hour of Scandinavian, One Wrong Headline, and the New Market for Chess InstructionHook At half past eleven at night I opened the file. The headline came first:...
A Club Cup in the Headline, a Catalogue Inside: Reading ChessBase #225 as Board PhysiologyI have counted heartbeats in Paltan, and those numbers confessed more than th...
Scandinavian Defense: Carlsen's 60-Minute Chess Revolution or a Promotional Trap?An odd chess politics lurks in the main line of the Scandinavian Defense. In...
ChessBase #225: Bent Larsen's Name, the Opening-Theory Market, and the Invisible Screen-Board LoadThe headline stops you cold: ‘Learning strategy from Bent Larsen’. Yet not on...
A Samarkand Label, a Prague Interior: ChessBase Magazine #225 and the Quiet Ledger of Chess TrainingAt two in the morning in a Dublin flat I opened the file. The filename said...
Insufficient Evidence for Chess Analysis as Original Report Remains UnavailableA complete chess report begins with identifying the actual competitive event....
The Promise of Learning a Chess Opening in 60 Minutes: Petroff or Scandinavian, the Bigger Questions Behind the MarketingSometimes the most important move in chess comes right at the beginning. When...
Petroff or Scandinavian: The Title-Description Contradiction in a 60-Minute Chess Course and the Diagnosis of the Amateur Training MarketLast week I was reading the sales page for a chess video course. The title...
Petroff or Scandinavian: When a 60-Minute Opening Video's Title and Description Describe Two Different WorldsFor the past several days, a product listing has been circulating in the onli...
Not a Bundesliga Dispute, but 60 Minutes of Elephant Gambit: The Invisible Economy Behind Andrew Martin's VideoI paused when I first saw that headline. 'A dispute in the Bundesliga'—it rea...
One Hour of Scandinavian, One Wrong Headline, and the New Market for Chess InstructionHook At half past eleven at night I opened the file. The headline came first:...
A Club Cup in the Headline, a Catalogue Inside: Reading ChessBase #225 as Board PhysiologyI have counted heartbeats in Paltan, and those numbers confessed more than th...
Scandinavian Defense: Carlsen's 60-Minute Chess Revolution or a Promotional Trap?An odd chess politics lurks in the main line of the Scandinavian Defense. In...
ChessBase #225: Bent Larsen's Name, the Opening-Theory Market, and the Invisible Screen-Board LoadThe headline stops you cold: ‘Learning strategy from Bent Larsen’. Yet not on...
A Samarkand Label, a Prague Interior: ChessBase Magazine #225 and the Quiet Ledger of Chess TrainingAt two in the morning in a Dublin flat I opened the file. The filename said...