August 2019 - Matthias Wahls

Posted 2. August 2019

51. Negative Flexibility – Part 2

Creating problems Winning a game of chess is all about creating problems for our opponent. A wolf is a stronger chess player than a rabbit, and so is the fox. The problems you create can be [...]

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51. Negative Flexibility – Part 2

75. Starting out with 1.e4 or 1.d4?

74. Boris Spassky – Der Leningrad Cowboy

73. The Bayonet Attack – Part 2

72. The Bayonet Attack – Part 1

71. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 11

70. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 10

69. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 9

68. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 8

67. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 7

66. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 6

65. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 5

64. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 4

63. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 3

62. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 2

61. The Refutation of the King’s Gambit – Part 1

60. The slippery Slope of the Caro-Kann

59. Optical illusions in the Caro-Kann

58. Face-to-face Training versus Online Training

57. Reasons for accepting a Gambit – Part 3

56. Reasons for accepting a Gambit – Part 2