To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “3r2kr/p4qp1/1p2R2p/2b5/4Q3/1PP3P1/P4P1P/5RK1 b - - 0 28”] How did Black bring an … [Read more...]
Play Like Bela Khotenashvili!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “1R4Q1/r2q3p/3p2pk/6n1/4p3/6KP/1P3PP1/2R5 w - - 0 36”] How did White bring an … [Read more...]
Play Like Diana Arutyunova!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “r3r1k1/p4p1p/1q1p2p1/3P2N1/2p2PbP/P1PnBQ2/6P1/R4K1R b - - 0 21”] How should Black … [Read more...]
Play Like Irine Sukandar!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “6r1/ppp4k/1b1p1pqp/3PpN2/5nr1/2P2NP1/PPQ2P1P/R5RK b - - 0 23”] Black found the … [Read more...]
Play Like Humpy Koneru!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “6rk/1pp3rp/3nRp1q/1p1P4/5P2/P4Q1P/1P3RBK/8 b - - 0 34”] Black found the strongest … [Read more...]
Play Like Naira Agababean!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “r2qr1k1/1p3p1p/2b2ppQ/p2p4/3N1N2/b1P1P3/PnB2PPP/1R3RK1 w - - 0 19”] How should … [Read more...]
Play Like Zhansaya Abdumalik!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “6QR/1b2kr2/p4pp1/1pqP4/4P2P/6N1/5KP1/8 w - - 0 47”] White found the strongest … [Read more...]
Play Like Anna Akhsharumova!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “r1b1k2r/pp3ppp/2p2q2/3p3P/3P2nn/2NBP3/PPQ1NPP1/2KR3R w kq - 0 14”] White found … [Read more...]
Play Like Ekaterina Atalik!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “r4r1k/pp2b3/4q2p/3pP3/2pP2R1/3nB3/PP2Q1NP/R6K b - - 0 24”] What did Black have in … [Read more...]
Play Like Venka Asenova!
To join: make a $25 (or more) tax deductible donation to ChessEdu.org and we will send your log in details for one-year access. (It may take up to 72 hours to receive your log in.) In Trial by Tactics you are shown the position just before the tactic occurs and then asked to visualize the winning sequence. Thereby emulating a real game scenario. We intersperse these puzzles with endgame studies and chess problems to explore the broad spectrum of chess creativity. We recommend using Trial by Tactics in conjunction with the ChessEdu.org curriculum. A new puzzle is posted daily. Play like a girl! [FEN “r1r3k1/2p2ppp/8/p2p4/Rb1P1B2/1P6/1P3PPP/R5K1 w - - 0 18”] What surprise did Black … [Read more...]
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