Chess is not just a leisurely pastime. It can also help keep your brain sharp, active and healthy. Beyond the board, the game offers a range of mental health benefits, proven by science. Let’s look at 3 of the important ones.
Anderssen’s Mate is a stunning checkmate pattern where a rook or queen, supported by a pawn, delivers checkmate along the eighth rank from the corner. The pawn is defended by another piece or pawn, ensuring the king has no escape. This elegant pattern is named after Adolf Anderssen, a renowned 19th-century German chess master. Mastering this pattern can add a powerful tool to your chess arsenal! ♟️🔲 #ChessPatterns #AnderssensMate #Checkmate #ChessMastery #AdolfAnderssen #ChessStrategy #ClassicChess #ChessTactics #EndgamePatterns #ChessBrilliance
After training, Botvinnik said, “This boy has no clue about chess. There’s no future for him in this profession.” Such words coming from a legend and former World Champion like Botvinnik would be soul-crushing even for adults, let alone a young boy.
Is he the greatest ever now? | Credits: Maria Emelianova What an event we just had! Magnus Carlsen won the FIDE World Cup 2023 in Baku, Azerbaijan, adding a major missing trophy to his cabinet. Now he has it all – World Champion in Classical, Blitz and Rapid format. World no.1 spot. And now the World Cup!
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