Chess
Petroff or Scandinavian: The Arithmetic That Doesn't Add Up in a 60-Minute Course AdLast week, in a Dhaka club room, someone turned a phone screen toward me. On ...
Black's London Trap: The Chess Truth Buried Inside an Advertising BlurbTwo in the morning. In a Mymensingh bedroom, a PGN file open on the laptop...
Deep Analysis Not Possible: A Critical Failure in the Sports Information Verification ProcessIn the world of sports journalism, the process of verifying the accuracy and...
One Rating, Three Time Controls: Total Chess's Incomplete Definition Before BudapestBudapest, 10–21 November 2026. Twelve days. Three time controls: Fast Classic...
The Review That Was an Advertisement: Benko Gambit, Fritz 20 and the Quiet Bill of Chess CommerceOne in the morning in Delhi. The television is on, showing the transfer...
The Five-Grandmaster Ceiling: Nostalgia, Screens, and the Missing Pipeline in Bangladesh ChessAt half past three in the morning, in a Mymensingh bedroom, the board is stil...
One Result, Ten Empty Cells: Behind the Liang–Niemann Match Sits an AdvertisementIn October, one sentence stopped me. In the first round of the US Championshi...
ChessBase's New Author, Two Courses, and the Quiet Arithmetic of the Training MarketIn 2026 I annotated sixty games from the Premier Division Chess League, each...
2504 and Eleven Years Old: Who Is the Samarkand Story Actually Measuring?On September 24, 2026, the headline surfaced first on my feed: "Beating the...
A Tournament in the Headline, a Course in the Body: Vlastimil Hort 2026 and the Empty Square of Chess Content MarketingLate one night last month, from my bedroom in Mymensingh, I clicked a headlin...
One File, Two Identities: Samarkand R8, a Carlsen Endorsement and a 60-Minute Scandinavian CourseLast night at my Mumbai desk I opened a headline: "Samarkand R8 (open): Germa...
The Scandinavian Defense Course: Carlsen's Name and the LedgerThirteen lines of promotional copy. Line six makes the claim: "used by Magnus...
Savitha Shri's 7/7: A Father's Three-Year Ledger and the Crack in India's Chess PipelineSamarkand, Thursday. The clock on the women's match table has crossed five...
The Headline Says Samarkand, the Body Sells 60 Minutes: An Audit of a Mislabelled Chess RecordLast week a file landed on my desk, and its headline sent my hand flat onto t...
A Ledger Mismatch: Auditing ChessBase Magazine #225 Against Its Own TitleThe file that landed on my desk had one title and a different set of accounts...
Germany in the Headline, a Video in the Body: Samarkand Round 8 Versus a 60-Minute Scandinavian CourseAt three in the morning I opened the feed. The headline said Germany had...
Samarkand's Headline, the Scandinavian's Body: A News File With Two FacesThe Samarkand Round 8 headline surfaced in my feed a few days ago. Eight word...
The Sixty-Minute Sword: Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name, and the Purana Paltan LedgerMarch 2026, Purana Paltan. Round three of the Premier Division Chess League. ...
Black's London Trap: The Chess Truth Buried Inside an Advertising BlurbTwo in the morning. In a Mymensingh bedroom, a PGN file open on the laptop...
Deep Analysis Not Possible: A Critical Failure in the Sports Information Verification ProcessIn the world of sports journalism, the process of verifying the accuracy and...
One Rating, Three Time Controls: Total Chess's Incomplete Definition Before BudapestBudapest, 10–21 November 2026. Twelve days. Three time controls: Fast Classic...
The Review That Was an Advertisement: Benko Gambit, Fritz 20 and the Quiet Bill of Chess CommerceOne in the morning in Delhi. The television is on, showing the transfer...
The Five-Grandmaster Ceiling: Nostalgia, Screens, and the Missing Pipeline in Bangladesh ChessAt half past three in the morning, in a Mymensingh bedroom, the board is stil...
One Result, Ten Empty Cells: Behind the Liang–Niemann Match Sits an AdvertisementIn October, one sentence stopped me. In the first round of the US Championshi...
ChessBase's New Author, Two Courses, and the Quiet Arithmetic of the Training MarketIn 2026 I annotated sixty games from the Premier Division Chess League, each...
2504 and Eleven Years Old: Who Is the Samarkand Story Actually Measuring?On September 24, 2026, the headline surfaced first on my feed: "Beating the...
A Tournament in the Headline, a Course in the Body: Vlastimil Hort 2026 and the Empty Square of Chess Content MarketingLate one night last month, from my bedroom in Mymensingh, I clicked a headlin...
One File, Two Identities: Samarkand R8, a Carlsen Endorsement and a 60-Minute Scandinavian CourseLast night at my Mumbai desk I opened a headline: "Samarkand R8 (open): Germa...
The Scandinavian Defense Course: Carlsen's Name and the LedgerThirteen lines of promotional copy. Line six makes the claim: "used by Magnus...
Savitha Shri's 7/7: A Father's Three-Year Ledger and the Crack in India's Chess PipelineSamarkand, Thursday. The clock on the women's match table has crossed five...
The Headline Says Samarkand, the Body Sells 60 Minutes: An Audit of a Mislabelled Chess RecordLast week a file landed on my desk, and its headline sent my hand flat onto t...
A Ledger Mismatch: Auditing ChessBase Magazine #225 Against Its Own TitleThe file that landed on my desk had one title and a different set of accounts...
Germany in the Headline, a Video in the Body: Samarkand Round 8 Versus a 60-Minute Scandinavian CourseAt three in the morning I opened the feed. The headline said Germany had...
Samarkand's Headline, the Scandinavian's Body: A News File With Two FacesThe Samarkand Round 8 headline surfaced in my feed a few days ago. Eight word...
The Sixty-Minute Sword: Scandinavian Defense, Carlsen's Name, and the Purana Paltan LedgerMarch 2026, Purana Paltan. Round three of the Premier Division Chess League. ...
