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27 Aug 2023
Introducing Chess Neurons,Your Pathway to Enhance Positional Chess!
Grandmaster Ankit Rajpara, driven by a deep passion for enhancing individuals’ chess prowess, is the visionary behind Chess Neurons
#chess #chessneurons #grandmaster #positionalchess #ankitrajpara #strategicchess
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Join GM Ankit Rajpara live at 5 PM IST!! Link:
youtube.com/live/RVB88p-q_eA…
#chess #youtubelivestream #grandmaster
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Jun 12
Positional Battle! It's white to move. Can you find the correct positional move for white ?
#chess #chesspuzzle #chessplayer
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Jun 11
Many games aren't won by creating activity, but by taking it away from the opponent
. A piece that cannot move cannot create threats
. When you limit your opponent’s usefulness over time, you gain complete control without allowing counterplay
#chess #chesstips #restriction
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Chess Neurons retweeted
Jun 10
🧠 Chess Challenge
One of these moves throws away White's advantage.
Can you spot the blunder?
A) Kb1 B) Bc4
This puzzle comes from ChessNeurons, a platform focused on helping players improve their positional and strategic understanding.
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Jun 10
♟️✨ Another proud moment for the ChessNeurons family! ✨♟️
A big congratulations to Aadvik A.S. (a fellow ChessNeurite) for securing 1st Place in the Under-12 Category at the 2nd Battlefield International Open Chess Tournament! 🎉
#ChessNeurons #ChessChampion #ChessTournament
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Strong players use exchanges to shape the game
. A well-timed trade can remove a key defender to make a king vulnerable or establish a permanent outpost for your remaining pieces
. Stop reacting to your opponent—start influencing the board through the pieces you choose to remove.
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An exchange is never just about equal material; it is about the position that remains
. A single "natural" trade can make a strong piece disappear, create a permanent weak square, or cause an attack to fade
. Before your next trade, ask: "Which piece should remain on the board?"
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Rameshbabu Praggnanandhaa is the Champion of Norway Chess 2026!
With an incredible win on demand against Vincent Keymer in the final round, Praggnanandhaa wins one of the strongest tournaments of the year scoring 18/30 points.
#chess #norwaychess #Praggnanandhaa
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Pragg has won 3 classical games in a row by defeating Alireza Firouzja, Magnus Carlsen and his latest win against the World Champion D Gukesh with the Black pieces!
With this win, Pragg is in a great spot to fight for the title.
#chess #norwaychess #Praggnanandhaa
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Chess Neurons retweeted
Jun 4
Nigeria's chess community continues to grow, and one of the biggest questions is:
How do we help more players improve consistently?
I'm excited to be working with ChessNeurons and exploring ways technology can support players, coaches and academies, in achieving that goal.
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Why your Rooks are bored.
Placing a Rook on an open file is Step 1. But Step 2—knowing how to increase that pressure—is where games are won.
If you have an open file but aren't infiltrating the 7th rank or creating weaknesses, you're just holding a line, not winning.
#chess
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Ever feel like you’re winning, then your opponent suddenly finds a miracle tactic? 😤
That’s a failure of restriction. You must stop their plans before they begin. Use your pawn structure to "box in" their pieces.
A quiet move can be more deadly than a check.
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Chess Neurons retweeted
Jun 2
Chessneurons doesn't replace your coaches but it complements them. I have always believed that as coaches it's only 5-10% we can contribute, after that it's the students who do their hardwork and practice.
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Chess Neurons retweeted
May 29
Sometimes giving up a rook for a bishop or knight is correct – not for a direct mate, but for permanent control.
Example: Rook for bishop on an open file = you own that file forever.
This is from Course 1 (Exchange of Pieces) and Course 3 (Open File).
#ChessSacrifice #PositionalPlay
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May 28
Praggnanandhaa takes down the World no.1 Magnus Carlsen in an absolutely wild battle in Round 3 of Norway Chess 2026!
#chess #chessneurons #norwaychess #Praggnanandhaa #magnuscarlsen
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May 26
Alireza Firouzja's victory over world No.1 Magnus Carlsen set the tone for a dramatic opening day at Norway Chess 2026.
Despite battling an ankle injury, Firouzja's precision secured the only classical win.
#chess #NorwayChess #Carlsen #Firouzja
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May 26
Opponent leaves king in the centre? That’s an invitation.
Open lines, bring pieces, don’t trade queens. You don’t need a brilliancy – just consistent pressure.
Course 4 (Attack for Positional Players) covers this in detail.
#ChessAttack #KingSafety
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