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Prasanna Kumar - Author at TheChessWorld Blog

Anto is an avid chess player since 2014 and has won multiple prizes in state and FIDE-rated tournaments.

He is currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Nuclear Physics from the University of Madras.

He has also worked for Shortcastle, where he built a wide chess curriculum suitable for students of all ages and tested different online chess modules for improvement.

He enjoys analyzing and writing about chess and reading player game collections.

Anto has an Online Rapid rating of 2200, and his favorite player is Robert Fischer.

His long-term goal is to become a Master.

Chess Articles by Prasanna Kumar

10 Things to Learn from Alexander Alekhine

10 Things to Learn from Alexander AlekhineAlexander Alexandrovich Alekhine (31 October 1892 – 24 March 1946) was the 4th World Champion and the first master of the universal style of play. A legend of chess, he contributed immensely to the development of the game. From a young age, he developed a knack for chess.

Best Chess Apps and PC Software for Playing and Training

best-chess-appsModern chess applications, along with chess mobile apps as well as chess training software, are an integral part of players’ lives. They offer unparalleled convenience and functionality. From accessing millions of games to getting paired with a player from another part of the globe. Applications have truly made the game a global sport and brought […]

How to Beat French Defense with 3.Nd2

How to Beat French Defense with 3.Nd2The French Defense has become a popular choice of late among Grandmasters and club players. This opening affords great scope for imagination and creativity from both sides. White has numerous ways of tackling the French defense. From the enterprising Nc3 to the straightforward e5 each offers unique characteristics. A potent weapon against the French is […]

Timing and Clock in Chess

timing clock chessTime constraints are part of a chess game. The timing in chess for each move can vary wildly. It can range from a few seconds to a couple of days per move. The way we measure time in chess is through a clock. The clock in chess can be analog or digital. It can also […]

10 Things We Can Learn From Jose Raul Capablanca

capablanca 10 things to learnA gentleman of the highest order with impeccable manners and a sublime personality. Jose Raul Capablanca was a master like none other. His manners and appearance were fully in keeping with the beauty of his play. His supreme understanding of the game amazed players of all ages.

Queen’s Gambit Declined Explained: Complete Guide for Black

queens gambit declined complete guide blackQueen’s Gambit Declined (QGD) is a timeless opening. Every world champion from Steinitz to Ding Liren has played this opening. This should tell us volumes about the depth and rich legacy of the QGD. It is an opening that gives you a solid foundation to use chess principles.

10 Tips to Win in Chess Endgames

10 Tips to Win in Chess EndgamesChess endgames are beautiful yet tricky. With so few pieces on the board, one might expect a lack of action. But the endgame is the stage where you can see pieces at their maximum. Club players often mess up winning endgames and shift the blame elsewhere.

Modern Defense: Complete Guide for Black

Modern Defense: Complete Guide for BlackModern Defense seeks to fight on its terms because it unbalances the battlefield. The pieces march on to their locations before launching an offensive in the center. This can lead to complex and sharp positions where both sides can attack.

7 Reasons to Learn How to Counterattack in Chess

how to counter-attackCounterattack in chess is a concept that is underestimated or oblivious to many club players and obvious to Master level players. There are two scenarios where we get the opportunity to Counter-Attack. The first scenario is that the opponent attacks our pieces and the second scenario is of a direct assault on the king or […]

Top 15 Best Women Chess Players of All Time

top 15 best women chess playersIn this article, we shall embark on a journey through time, delving into the annals of history to unravel the awe-inspiring tales of accomplishment and dedication of the Top 15 Greatest Female / Best Women Chess Players of All Time. There have been many strong women chess players throughout history. Some of them have been […]
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