Category: chess

  • Teaching the Queen’s Gambit to Tam with the iPad

    Tam is a long time friend who is not always present with us because of health and other life challenges. However, she loves Chess, and so I am more than happy to teach her all the cool things I know.

    It’s also important to keep in mind that Tam asked about castling and en-passant. Both of these rules seem to be forgotten by players who are not playing every day and familiar with the world of online Chess and resources.

    There are more resources for learning Chess than ever before in history. There are also more websites than anyone can imagine, but lichess.org remains my favorite website for playing Chess. That’s why it is what I promote in my videos.

    I look forward to giving Tam more exciting Chess lessons, so if you want more, please follow, like, or subscribe!

    Also, this video is the edited version where I added songs with lyrics at the beginning and end, just like you would see in any TV show!

  • Hello Chess World

    This is the first post on my brand new website dedicated specifically to teaching Chess.

    You may remember me from my main website:
    https://chastitywhiterose.com/

    I have written about many topics over the years, but since 2023, my site has become flooded with Chess related posts because my new business, Chastity’s Chess Challenge, is what I will be writing about the most from now on.

    By creating this site specifically about Chess, people who only want to see Chess content but don’t want to know about other things will feel more comfortable. I had this idea because I use Chess as a way to escape from the complicated world of politics and religion that stresses me out because other people attack me with their views, even when I am working at Walmart.

    I will be writing posts on this blog that may eventually become content for a book I will publish. I hope people find these posts helpful.

    But the most important thing I want you to know is that I will fight to the death to prove that Chess is for all people. I believe this and I show it by the lyrics for songs that I write.

    I use AI to sing and make music using the lyrics I write. Although AI is controversial to many people, among professional Chess players, they recognize that AI, notably stockfish, has changed the game forever. Because Chess engines can find the best move, they can evaluate Chess games automatically and tell where the mistakes are.

    And if AI can play Chess, why not also use it to make music about Chess? That’s what I do.

    So, stay tuned to this site because there will be Chess tips, videos, and music!