| Community Blog Discussions - Are We Tiktokificating Chess?#28 @chessfan124 said in #8: > who says shorter time controls mean less strategy? Fischer for one, when he said "blitz chess kills your ideas". Or Kasparov, who when asked why he and Karpov usually ended … | AlcianBlue |
| General Chess Discussion - How to teach chess to kids#10 Guys, you're the best. I apparently didn't mention something really important, but this lessons are gonna be online, since we're at different provinces, so they'll be parent-mediated ones. I'll practi… | AlcianBlue |
| General Chess Discussion - How to teach chess to kids#1 Hi fellows. I'm about to start teaching a 7yo kid, who already beats all of his relatives and has therefore being trusted to me for continuing his training. Can you recommend specific books or resourc… | AlcianBlue |
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| Lichess Feedback - Fire in a Lichess data center#219 I just came to say Thibault I love you man, you're the best thing ever to happen to the internets, and are more of a significant person to the development of contemporary chess than any super GM that … | AlcianBlue |
| Game analysis - Kopec system against the Sicilian#5 After 2...d6, I often play Bb5+ and then c3, saving the square for the bishop for similar purposes. As you say, it's quite often a tempo losing line (Ba4, Bc2), but one can manage it with the closed c… | AlcianBlue |
| Game analysis - Kopec system against the Sicilian#2 https://es.lichess.org/peozlwzy/white#0 | AlcianBlue |
| Game analysis - Kopec system against the Sicilian#1 The game is an example of the so called "Kopec system" against the Sicilian defense. White plays a delayed Alapin, drives his bishop to the c2 square and defers the d4 breakout in an aim to get a Ruy … | AlcianBlue |