Diagram 1: This diagram shows all squares on the chessboard identified by their coordinates. You would notice along the sides of the board there are letters and numbers. They are used to identify ...

An incorrect diagram was run with yesterday's Chess column. At left is the correct ... White mates in two moves.

But how does one spot these brilliant moves amid the complexity on the board? To develop a keen eye for tactics, understanding the basic building blocks of chess ... a piece means giving up ...

The Diagram position was reached ... It is White’s turn to play, which move would you choose? Through this example, Let us see how a chess player comes up with a move amongst a sea of ...

The new, free course teaches users how each chess piece moves through short puzzles, lead by the app's in-game chess coach Oscar. The course is available to a limited number of English Apple ...

However, the constraint that 'always move toward the center' is imposed. The Sovereign Chess board ... In the previous diagram, I explained that ``Since the white piece is the white player's ...

The chess pieces on the board can move without any help. Think Wizard’s Chess from J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter series, where the pieces magically slide across the board to their designated tiles.

Any Harry Potter fan has surely spent at least a few moments of their life wishing that Wizard’s Chess — the enchanted version of the classic game in which pieces move without being touched ...