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Practical Chess Tips

Learn and implement the simple chess tips from Grandmasters to optimize your performance and get better results.

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How to Stop Blunders: The Ultimate Grandmaster Guide
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

How to Stop Blunders: The Ultimate Grandmaster Guide

Uncover the reasons why blunders happen and learn practical strategies to reduce them.

Improvement Hacks | Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | Chess Training | 15 min read
5 Easy Steps to Evaluate a Chess Position Like a GM
  • GM Noël Studer

5 Easy Steps to Evaluate a Chess Position Like a GM

Who’s got the advantage? Who has the winning position? If you’re unsure, then follow GM Noël Studer’s 5 simple steps to evaluate any chess position!

Strategy | Practical Chess Tips | 13 min read
The Golden Question You Should Ask Before Resigning
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

The Golden Question You Should Ask Before Resigning

Before you resign in chess, ask this golden question. You'll save lost positions!

Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | Coach’s Corner | 7 min read
How to Show NO MERCY to Your Opponents
  • GM Gabuzyan Hovhannes

How to Show NO MERCY to Your Opponents

Being 'too kind' or lacking the ruthlessness to win could hold you back in a fight. Get tips on activating your inner “professional evil mode" and becoming a deadly fighter!

Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | 5 min read
A Secret Weapon for Handling Tough Positions and Bad Moods
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

A Secret Weapon for Handling Tough Positions and Bad Moods

Use this simple trick to handle bad moods and tough positions during a real game.

Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | Be Amazing | 5 min read
It’s Never Too Late to Resign
  • GM Avetik Grigoryan

It’s Never Too Late to Resign

Discover this simple tip that'll help you save many points.

Psychology and Mental Toughness | Practical Chess Tips | 5 min read

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