How Do Chess Grandmasters Think? Myths vs Truths - Remote Chess Academy

It’s my 33rd birthday today, 28 October, and I want to make it special by celebrating it with you. I’m providing you all with a huge 50% discount (flat OFF) on all the RCA courses and packages. This is a limited-period offer and will be valid only till Sunday, 1 November (inclusive). Use coupon “igor”. If you don’t know how to use a coupon, please see here. << Browse RCA courses and packages >> The current pandemic has not allowed me to travel much lately, so here’s an old picture with a chess cake containing what really matters on this day: chess and celebrating! 🙂 Today I’d like to get inside of the head of a chess grandmaster, and know how do I, as well as the other grandmasters, think while playing a game of chess, so that you can model that and become a strong player. Also because I’m turning 33 today, I wanted to summarize my entire chess experience and give you a general blueprint that you can follow easily. Watch and enjoy! 😊  

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