Four board games, one MuuTri account — your sign-in follows you.
Online Chess
How chess ratings are calculated, what rating deviation and provisional ratings mean, why sites disagree, and how to use your rating without obsessing over it.
Game Review
Why the same half-pawn loss is a blunder in one position and nothing in another, how accuracy percentages are calculated, and which labels deserve your attentio
Improvement
Improvement comes from a few habits repeated consistently: a blunder check, slow games, honest reviews, daily tactics, endgame basics and a calm view of rating.
Game Review
Most players click New Game after a loss and repeat the same mistakes. A 15-minute review routine: your analysis first, the engine second, then one lesson to ke
Time Control
How to read 3+2 and 10+5, where the lines between bullet, blitz, rapid and classical fall under FIDE rules and online, and which time control actually helps you
Game Review
After every game you get an accuracy percentage. What it measures, how our review computes it, why sites disagree, and how to turn it into real improvement.
Improvement
Stuck at the same rating for months? Plateaus usually have one of five causes. How to diagnose yours from your own games, and a six-week plan that targets the r
Game Review
Engines are the best training tool in chess history, but used carelessly they teach little. Five ways engine output misleads, and a routine that keeps you think
Beginners
A four-week plan for new players: what to study each week, how much to play, which habits to build, and the checkpoints that tell you you're ready for the next
Improvement
Calculation separates improving players from stuck ones. Candidate moves, forcing moves first, holding a position in your head, and five exercises with a real e
Time Control
Blitz is fun, but is it helping you improve? What fast games train, what they damage, signs you are overdoing it, and a healthy mix of blitz and slow chess.
Beginners
Beginners improve fastest with a simple, balanced routine. A weekly plan mixing slow games, tactics, basic endgames, and reviewing your own games.