Boder/Bogoslav: The Magic and Beauty of Quiet Chess Moves CbAccount_required false Karsten Müller and GM Luis

Karsten Müller and GM Luis Engel take up a model by GM Lars Bo Hansen based on 4 types of players – 'activists'

who value only the size of the piece they offered or the victory

Theoretical Duels

If you follow De Prado's lessons you are unlikely to face surprises or to emerge from the opening in a worse position

Armed with this groundbreaking equipment

Boder/Bogoslav: The Magic and Beauty of Quiet Chess Moves CbAccount_required false Karsten Müller and GM LuisStille Zge verstehen Mehr sehen, besser spielen Beauty in chess manifests itself in different ways. For chess players who are not sophisticated enough, one of the leading aesthetic criteria is probably the value of the offered piece. An experienced player will primarily value the originality and purity of the idea. It happens that a key to a position is a seemingly discreet move. Situations like these have always impressed me the most. Firstly, by