With Hivechess week over and back to work, I have some posts that are a bit delayed, and while I wanted to talk about a series I've been watching, I think this is a little more important right now. I'm

It had been quite some time since I participated in one of these blockchain tournaments here on Hive, and although I thought I was losing my edge, two tournaments have shown me that I'm still among the

This post is a little late to the party, but I wanted to compile the games I played in the last Hive lichess tournament. As you know, these tournaments are always interesting because there are a lot of

I've sometimes had this feeling that I'm a bit old. I tell myself I'm going to train to surpass all the younger players who have surpassed me, but it seems like no matter what I do, they'll be one step

It's been a while since I've participated in these tournaments, and I was seriously out of practice. I couldn't make it to most of these tournaments since they're held on Fridays because I was often working

The 2400 rating points in Lichess is a personal goal I've set for myself in recent months to at least get back on the path of training and who knows, maybe finally reach 2000 in real life. Well, let's

After a while without participating in these weekend tournaments, I finally have time to play one of them. Not particularly my favorite, but one of the modes I'm most interested in improving: Chess 960.

You know that feeling when you open an old box and find a toy from your childhood? Well, that's exactly what happened to me the other day when I played Super Mario Crossover again. That blessed Flash game

It's been over ten years since Hollow Knight burst into my life like a bolt of lightning during a creative storm that seemed to have exhausted the possibilities of Metroidvania. That small game, made by

One of the most dangerous chess variants, for me, is 960. The reason is quite simple: it fundamentally breaks with everything we usually know about traditional chess, relegating opening theory to the

It's decided! In the next few days, I'll be playing in some in-person tournaments being held in my city, and I couldn't be more excited to share this. Finally, some motivation to get back on the field

Yo can play it HERE: The other day I was bored, browsing the internet, and suddenly I decided to look for those Flash games you used to play in school, when the computer teacher got distracted and you

After being inactive for a few months, I finally got to sit down for a while and play a few bullet games to finally improve my rating, which had been stagnant for months. Sometimes it would go up, but

The Wii was that console that defined an era. Everyone remembers it for Wii Sports, for Just Dance nights with my neighbors or friends down the block, and for Nintendo classics like Mario Galaxy and Zelda

Bullet chess is certainly one of the most difficult games in chess, not only because we have to actively think of new strategies on the board to make our opponent fall, but also because we have a new rival

If there's one chess format I don't usually play online, it has to be classic. I feel like there's a lot more movement in rapid formats like blitz and others, but this time I decided to make an exception

We've tested two games so far that play in a few minutes and then "lock out" and you can't start a game. I thought it was a peculiar way to develop a game, considering that most developers extend

We're back at the board again in a new blitz chess session... not so good because this time I got kicked around a lot. It's not my best version, but I've been practicing some new openings, so I'm not too

I was browsing some Flash games on Newgrounds, as I usually do when I feel like immersing myself in that kind of living museum left over from the golden age of browser gaming. I wasn't looking for anything

Nothing gives me more adrenaline than playing a bullet tournament where you can be wiped out in that match for a single move or because you took two seconds to make a move. Plus, it's the game mode where