Jahrelang haben die Leute im Chessable-Forum darum gebeten, dass der Opening Explorer: Varianten basierend auf den eigenen Kursen filtern kann Die Chessable-Bibliothek nach einer bestimmten Stellung durchsuchen kann Und dass die Statistiken endlich eine echte Bedeutung bekommen Der neue Opening Explorer von Chessable liefert in allen drei Punkten ab. Statt dir nur eine eingefrorene Momentaufnahme

Durante años los usuarios han pedido que el Explorador de Aperturas: Filtre líneas según los cursos en que aparecen Busque una posición en la biblioteca de Chessable Y que las estadísticas fueran fáciles de leet El nuevo Explorador de Aperturas de Chessable hace las tres cosas . Ahora obtiene estadísticas en tiempo real de la base de datos de partidas de Maestros de Chessable y de Chess.com. Puede

For years in the Chessable forum, people kept asking for Opening Explorer to: Filter lines based on the courses they own Search for a position in the Chessable library And make the numbers mean something Chessable’s new Opening Explorer does all three . Instead of a frozen snapshot, it pulls live stats from Chessable’s Masters database and Chess.com’s online database. You can filter by rating rang

It’s tempting to think of companies as faceless, evil entities – “more machine than man”, as one Jedi knight famously put it. And while we are proudly evil, we are not machines!! Alas, companies are made up of real people, and chess companies are made up of real chess players, as it turns out. Chess players who rely on Chessable courses to improve their game just like you. So this summer we decide

This guest post was written by FIDE Master Christoph von Puttkamer (né Kuberczyk). He is a Publishing Manager at Chessable, author and passionate runner. Back in mid-2024, after a long break from running, I laced up my shoes again. For the first couple of months, I jogged with no stopwatch, no training plan, and no chasing of personal records – just for health and balance. Then, a year ago, on a w

Landing an attack is one of the sweetest joys of chess. Who doesn’t love the aesthetic beauty of sacrificing pieces and satisfaction of watching a plan come together? But attacks can go wrong – and when they do, it’s one of the most stinging pains in the game. If there’s a theme to our course releases in the past couple of weeks, it’s not just attacking with raw aggression , but attacking precisel

Kennst du das? Du startest eine Online-Partie in der Hoffnung, dass dein Gegner genau die Variante spielt, die du gerade gelernt hast. Leider passiert das meistens nicht, und so ergeben sich nur wenige Gelegenheiten, bestimmte Stellungen über die Theorie hinaus zu üben. Deshalb fällt es selbst dann oft schwer, die Partie erfolgreich fortzusetzen, wenn man die ersten 10–15 Züge bestens vorbereitet

¿Sabes cuándo juegas una partida online esperando que tu oponente entre en la línea que has estado estudiando, pero tarda horas en suceder y terminas teniendo pocas oportunidades de practicar posiciones específicas más allá de la teoría? Nuestra nueva función de entrenamiento con bots ayuda a solucionar este problema: ahora puedes jugar cualquier posición de un curso de Chessable contra un bot de

Do you ever start online games hoping your opponent will play the line you’ve been studying? Unfortunately, they usually don’t, and you don’t get many opportunities to practice specific positions beyond theory. That’s why, even when we know the first 10-15 moves well, we can still struggle once our prep ends. Our new bot training feature helps solve this problem: you can now play out any position

Until now, when you studied a Chessable course, you could only train the main variations the author selected. The extra clickable lines mentioned in the written commentary, the “what if they play this instead?” moves, were there to read, but you couldn’t drill them. We just changed that. You can now take any subvariation from a course you own and turn it into a trainable variation in your own repe