How to improve, chess for kids, stories and chess history, in English, हिंदी and मराठी.
Our practice account went from 1500 to 2520 in 37 sessions by following the roadmap. Here is the plan it followed, the numbers it produced, and the Chess Castles courses and tools it used, point by point.
Every player hits a wall. Here is what strong players do when the rating will not move.
In 1851, Adolf Anderssen gave up almost everything and still checkmated his opponent.
A famous legend about a clever inventor, a king and 64 squares, and a number too big to imagine.
Long before the computer, chess started as an Indian war game with four parts of an army.
India’s first Grandmaster, and a World Champion whose success lit the path for a new generation.
At 18, a boy from Chennai beat the reigning champion and made chess history.
In 1997, IBM’s Deep Blue beat Garry Kasparov in a match. What did it change?
How to support your child without pressure, from a coach’s point of view.
Three questions before every move. Children who ask them lose far fewer pieces.
Tears after a loss are normal. Here is how to turn them into growth.
Not sure how much to practise? Start with this week and adjust.
How the quickest checkmate works, and three easy ways to stop it.
Why short daily puzzle practice makes children improve faster.
A calm checklist so the child plays their best.
Trained at home by her father, she became a Grandmaster at 15 and defeated Kasparov.
Two siblings who made chess history together.
