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Read more about the article Aarit Kapil: 10 Years Old, Already Beating Grandmasters

Aarit Kapil: 10 Years Old, Already Beating Grandmasters

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:June 15, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Unlike other children who spend their days studying in school, watching TV or playing cricket in the park, Aarit Kapil spends his time competing against chess grandmasters. The 10-year-old kid…

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Read more about the article Science of Chess: When to Think, When to Move

Science of Chess: When to Think, When to Move

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:June 11, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Chess is not merely about making moves but it's also about knowing when to ponder and when to go with instinct. If you've found yourself pondering over a chessboard while…

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Read more about the article Meet Vaishali Rameshbabu: 24-Year-old Woman Grandmaster – Woman Candidates Winner

Meet Vaishali Rameshbabu: 24-Year-old Woman Grandmaster – Woman Candidates Winner

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:May 11, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Let’s talk a about Vaishali Rameshbabu who recently won the FIDE Women’s Candidates Tournament 2026, scoring 8.5/14 (+5−2=7), in Cyprus. With this success, she secured herself the right to compete…

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Read more about the article Sindarov’s Big Win at Candidates Sets Up Gukesh Clash

Sindarov’s Big Win at Candidates Sets Up Gukesh Clash

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:May 4, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Sindarov Javokhir has done it! This 20-year-old Uzbekistani grandmaster claimed victory at the Candidates’ tournament of 2026 in Cyprus ahead of schedule. He had won six games and drew eight…

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Read more about the article The Difference Between Theory and Practice in Chess

The Difference Between Theory and Practice in Chess

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:April 29, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Understanding Theory and Practice Theory in chess is the collective knowledge that we have gathered over the centuries. It is the body of knowledge that helps us to develop our…

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Read more about the article How Chess Builds Math Confidence in Kids – A Real-Life Case Study

How Chess Builds Math Confidence in Kids – A Real-Life Case Study

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:April 20, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Many parents wish to install confidence in their children when it comes to math, and many methods of doing this create anxiety in kids. Chess, however, is a fun and…

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Read more about the article 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament… Who Will Face Gukesh?

2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament… Who Will Face Gukesh?

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:April 13, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

The 2026 FIDE Candidates Tournament is now underway in Cyprus, and the chess world is abuzz with excitement. This is the tournament that will crown the challenger to the reigning…

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Read more about the article 4 Times You Should Not Castle in Chess

4 Times You Should Not Castle in Chess

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:April 8, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Castling is generally the king's best insurance policy. It puts him in a safe place behind the pawns, and the rook gets to join the action for a change. However,…

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Read more about the article How Chess Opens Doors to Top Universities: The Chess Prodigy Who Entered MIT

How Chess Opens Doors to Top Universities: The Chess Prodigy Who Entered MIT

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:March 30, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

Many parents are concerned about what activities can help their child stand out for university admissions. Among the few activities that help students improve their academic performance, discipline, leadership skills,…

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Read more about the article Chess and Neurodegenerative Disease: Science Behind the Moves

Chess and Neurodegenerative Disease: Science Behind the Moves

  • Post author:Stuart Rujano
  • Post published:March 23, 2026
  • Post category:Blog

We all know that chess is good for mind, but is it also a game against time? Neurodegenerative diseases are a group of conditions where brain cells degenerate over time.…

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