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How to Find Candidate Moves in Chess: A 3-Step Method
29-10-2026·Candidate Moves

How to Find Candidate Moves in Chess: A 3-Step Method

A practical three-step method for generating a short candidate list, calculating replies and choosing a move with a clear reason.

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Western Asian Youth Chess Championships 2026: Ahmedabad Final-Round Guide
29-10-2026·Western Asian Youth Chess Championships

Western Asian Youth Chess Championships 2026: Ahmedabad Final-Round Guide

The Western Asian Youth Chess Championships 2026 reach the final Standard round in Ahmedabad, with Blitz and Rapid events scheduled next.

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Chess Time Management: A Calm Plan for Every Move
27-10-2026·Chess Time Management

Chess Time Management: A Calm Plan for Every Move

Use this chess time management guide to scan for threats, calculate critical moments and keep routine moves from consuming the clock.

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World Chess Championship 2026: Geneva Schedule and Match Format
27-10-2026·World Chess Championship

World Chess Championship 2026: Geneva Schedule and Match Format

A concise guide to the Geneva 2026 World Chess Championship: confirmed dates, players, 14-game format and what visitors should verify on the official site.

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Run a Chess Academy Simul: Make the Game a Teaching Lesson
26-10-2026·Chess Academy Simul

Run a Chess Academy Simul: Make the Game a Teaching Lesson

Plan a chess academy simul around one teaching goal, watch for useful decisions, and turn a recurring moment into a focused follow-up class.

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European Chess Club Cup 2026 Results: Two Tiebreak Titles
26-10-2026·European Chess Club Cup

European Chess Club Cup 2026 Results: Two Tiebreak Titles

The 2026 European Chess Club Cup and Women’s Cup ended in Budva with both titles decided on tiebreaks. See the final-round results and what the match points mean.

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En Passant in Chess: The One-Move Pawn Capture Rule
25-10-2026·En Passant

En Passant in Chess: The One-Move Pawn Capture Rule

Learn when en passant is legal, where the capturing pawn lands and why the opportunity lasts for only one move.

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FIDE Extends Rapid and Blitz Rating-Fee Waiver Through 2027
25-10-2026·FIDE

FIDE Extends Rapid and Blitz Rating-Fee Waiver Through 2027

FIDE has extended its Rapid and Blitz tournament rating-fee waiver through 2027. Here is what the decision covers, who it affects and what players should still check before entering an event.

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Chess Academy Parent Updates: A Weekly Progress Note Routine
24-10-2026·Chess Academy

Chess Academy Parent Updates: A Weekly Progress Note Routine

A useful weekly chess academy parent update names one lesson focus, one observed example and a clear next step for the family.

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English Chess Championships 2026: Peterborough Dates and Events
24-10-2026·English Chess Championships

English Chess Championships 2026: Peterborough Dates and Events

The 2026 English Chess Championships begin in Peterborough on 24 October. See the confirmed Standard, Rapid, Blitz and Seniors schedule, venue and official sources.

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Run a Chess Academy Tournament That Reinforces Weekly Lessons
23-10-2026·Chess Academy Tournament

Run a Chess Academy Tournament That Reinforces Weekly Lessons

A chess academy tournament can connect a weekly lesson to student decisions, then give coaches a focused follow-up for the next class.

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Relative Pin in Chess: When a Piece Can Move but Lose Material
23-10-2026·Relative Pin

Relative Pin in Chess: When a Piece Can Move but Lose Material

A relative pin lets a piece move legally but exposes a more valuable target. Review a playable example and distinguish it from an absolute pin.

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