Le Journal du Palais
Openings are the foundation of every chess game. Playing the first 10-15 moves well gives you an advantage that shapes the whole game. Here are the best chess openings for White and Black, ranked by level and style of play. What is a chess opening? A chess opening is the sequence of moves played at […]
The chess clock (also called a chess timer or timer) is an essential instrument for any official game. It guarantees fair play by limiting each player’s thinking time. Whether you’re playing a 3-minute blitz or a 2-hour classical game, understanding time controls and choosing the right clock will make all the difference to your play. […]
Need a chess board in a hurry? Print your own! Whether it’s for a quick fix, a school project, or playing outdoors without risking damage to your fine set, a printable chess board is the ideal solution. Printing your own chess board is easy. You can also find printable chess pieces to cut out: what […]
This article will help you improve your chess skills. Larry Evans, an American grandmaster, wrote a popular column in Chess Life magazine for many years.
Discover the best electronic chess sets, from the most popular to the most technical
Long ago, the queen was not a strong player on the board; historians say there was no queen at all. This led me to write this article about the queen in chess.
Is playing chess a way to become smarter? You need to master openings, middlegames and endgames, as well as learning specific strategies.
The history of chess goes back more than 1400 years. The game has evolved slowly, with each generation bringing new moves and new possibilities. But the meaning of “solving the puzzle” can vary.
We found wild characters in these fantasy chess sets, from hobbits to dragons to skeletons.
As much for its strategy and tactics, chess is known for its complex and magnificent pieces. A polished wooden set is often a welcome addition to any home, even if you don’t know how to play or aren’t familiar with the rules.
