Game of the Century: 13-Year-Old Fischer’s Gem
The Game of the Century saw 13-year-old Bobby Fischer beat Donald Byrne in 1956 with a stunning queen sacrifice — here is why it earned the name.
Piece Activity: The Quiet Advantage That Makes Tactics Appear
Tactical combinations often look sudden, but they are frequently the result of superior piece activity built over several moves. A
Anatoly Karpov: The Master of Positional Chess
Anatoly Karpov’s positional style let him strangle opponents without a single sharp move — a guide to the quiet genius of the 12th world champion.