Zugzwang Brilliant Math & Science Wiki

Zugzwang is a chess term. When any move you can make will land you in more trouble, that's a zugzwang. In other words, it is a situation in a chess game in which the obligation to make a move in one's turn is a serious, often decisive, disadvantage. It's from the German for move (zug) and compulsion (zwang). But try saying it aloud. It's glorious. It has a sort of back-and-forth motion to it. Essentially, …

Chess Puzzles - Reduced Games Brilliant Math & Science Wiki

Bryan John Birch - Wikipedia

Glossary of chess - Wikipedia

We were promised Strong AI, but instead we got metadata analysis : r/programming

Comments - Allowing Transwomen to Compete in Women's Chess Would Be Just as Problematic as Any Other Sport

Highly evolved Leela finds shockingly secret novelty in highly evolved Sicilian Najdorf

What is the thinking pattern of a chess Grandmaster? - Quora

Chess - Wikipedia

To celebrate chess in all its myriad facets, the Global Chess Festival is here once more - ChessBase India

Chess - Wikipedia

Which chess game is the best example of a single brilliant/strange/unexpected move converting some apparently losing position to a winning position? - Quora

Which is the toughest puzzle in mathematics? - Quora

Glossary of chess - Wikipedia