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I don't really understand the necessity of requesting a draw, in what situation would you ever need one that much anyways? I used it twice to get away with things, and some generous people too. I was …

@saixchess No problem! Glad to help!

For those who don't know who these guys are, probably no one should not know, but it's a tough vote between who is better. You guys vote for favor!

Hi Guys, here's a popular quote from Einstein that probably might motivate you if you haven't seen it: Albert Einstein walked to the front of his classroom, took a piece of chalk and started writing: …

The best way to train against simple blunders, is looking for the best moves often ending with a advantageous outcome that benefits you. Sometimes, the simplest blunders can lead to a checkmate for yo…

I'm all in for (e4) and (d4) as an opening and maybe a trap. A lot of times I see myself going for the Italian Game and the Ruy Lopez, and both aren't too pathetic openings, but I'm still down for pla…

For more information, a stalemate occurs when the opponent has ran out of moves. Even though You've noticed several opportunities to successfully checkmate your opponent, your opponent has nowhere to …

I'm used to OTB chess, since I have several sets at home, but I always visualize things better on-screen with a platform like Lichess.org of Chess.com. The fact that you also have to click the timer e…

Hi people! If you are ever faced in a situation where both of your pieces (you and opponent) are exposed to one another, would you trade the material; for example: (queen, rook, bishop/knight)? I'm ju…

I'm not sure about you guys, but I have a few in mind that I like to keep track and remember to spot during a chess match. I like to look for patterns and the opponents strategy (what they plan to do)…