Olympiad Quiz – The Solomon Decision
We have the winners of the Olympiad Quiz. And with winners, I do indeed mean winners.
Olympiad Quiz – The Solomon Decision Read Post »
We have the winners of the Olympiad Quiz. And with winners, I do indeed mean winners.
Olympiad Quiz – The Solomon Decision Read Post »
I took the freedom of guessing on some of the final results of the Quiz. They may change, but at the moment, Gollum is in the lead with a projected 11 correct answers. It will take a bit of time to get confirmed which Iranians that made norms and other details. And some games are
Olympiad Quiz – Way too early prediction Read Post »
Based on some of the discussions here on the blog recently and over time, I just wanted to briefly touch on a few subjects. First off, just a little bit of an update. I uploaded two books to our printer Sunday night. They are:
Something about methodology and binding, hardbacks and so on… Read Post »
If you want to follow how well things are going in the Olympiad Quiz, you can see how everyone have answered here. You can enter the answers on your own and the sheet should calculate the points for all participants automatically. At least this is the theory! We will find the winner when the tournament
Olympiad Quiz update Read Post »
I get a few emails/facebook messages every week, asking questions, coming with suggestions and so on. In general, I prefer to receive them on the blog, so my answers can be seen by anyone who is interested, so they can work out for themselves which direction is right for them. A few days ago I
How to read Jacob’s books Read Post »
Yesterday we published three books, Dynamic Decision Making in Chess by Boris Gelfand, the second volume in his series. Grandmaster Repertoire 1B – The Queen’s Gambit, which is the second out of four books in Boris Avrukh’s reimagining of a 1.d4 repertoire. And finally Grandmaster Repertoire – 1.e4 vs. the Sicilian III by Parimarjan Negi,
Three new titles and the Olympiad Quiz reminder Read Post »