World Chess Championship Final – Game 4: A Strategic Stalemate
The fourth game of the World Chess Championship final concluded with a draw, reminiscent of the second round. While Ding Liren deviated from his earlier choices as early as the first move, the game unfolded in a similarly cautious style. Both players seem to be feeling each other out in these early stages of the […]
Gukesh strikes back!🔥
🎉 Ding Liren vs Gukesh – World Chess Championship, Game 3 Gukesh strikes back! 🔥 I’ve read several opinions from different media about today’s game, and there are some interesting differences in perspective. For instance, one headline stated, “Gukesh outplayed Ding and equalized”—an undoubtedly colorful take. However, in my view, the reality is a bit […]
Excitement Builds as the 2024 Chess World Championship Heats Up – Game 2
A solid draw Game 2 of the 2024 Chess World Championship concluded with a well-fought draw, leaving reigning champion Ding Liren narrowly ahead of D Gukesh at 1.5-0.5. Ding began with a strong, confident opening, but Gukesh’s solid defense held firm under pressure. Both players played a careful game, eventually agreeing to a draw after […]
The Inaugural Match of the World Chess Championship
A Stunning Start: Ding Liren Strikes First with a Brilliant Opening Victory The highly anticipated clash between reigning world champion Ding Liren and the formidable contender Gukesh has finally begun, marking the start of an exciting World Chess Championship. Chess fans around the globe have been eagerly awaiting this moment, where history will be written […]
The Silent Strength: Mental Conditioning in Championship Chess
When it comes to high-stakes chess, there’s a lot more at play than just calculations, openings, or endgame theory. The true battle often unfolds in the mind long before the first move is made. What separates the good from the great in chess isn’t just technical skill—it’s the ability to stay mentally resilient under immense […]
From chess to the World of Tech – interview – Nemzeti Sport
Featured in Nemzeti Sport Swipe for the vibes—photos, BTS, and the article! The full interview is available in Hungarian at the following link: https://www.nemzetisport.hu/kepessport/2024/11/a-sakktol-a-tech-vilagaig-interju-szabo-krisztian A sakktól a tech világáig – interjú Szabó Krisztián – Nemzeti Sport
“Nerves, Luck, and Behind-the-Scenes Team Effort at the World Chess Championship”
“As we approach the highly anticipated World Championship match between reigning champion Ding Liren and challenger Gukesh Dommaraju, it’s a perfect moment to reflect on what sets a championship match apart from a regular tournament and the intricate efforts that go into preparing for these historic showdowns. The world of chess, particularly the World Championship, […]
Strategic Thinking in Action: Chess Meets Business at OTP Bank
In continuation of my ongoing endeavor to share insights on the powerful connection between chess and business strategy, I recently had the privilege of conducting a training session at OTP Bank, Hungary’s leading bank, as part of their Leadership and Development initiative. The session focused on how chess principles—such as foresight, adaptability, and tactical thinking—can […]
Lessons from the Ring: What Chess Players Can Learn from Celebrity Boxing
In the ring, the boxers fought for glory—just as we chess players fight for victory on the board. I recently attended the Starboxing (Sztárbox) competition at the Riz Levente Sports and Events Center in Hungary. This event wasn’t just for show; it was a serious sporting competition where celebrities—singers, actors, and businessmen—faced off in […]
Sportsmanship or Arbiter’s Oversight?
The Controversial Chess Showdown Between Nihal Sarin and Daniel Dardha During the ongoing Global Chess League in London, the game between India’s Nihal Sarin and Belgium’s Daniel Dardha sparked a crucial debate about sportsmanship and the role of arbiters in chess. Magnus Carlsen alleged that Sarin made several illegal moves in a chaotic endgame. However, […]
