Analyses
If you want to learn to play any game well, nothing can replace the experience of real games, so we’ve compiled places and platforms for you to play your favorite games — online or at a real table.
However, there’s another way to gain a deeper understanding of the game’s tactical and strategic potential — by solving puzzles and etudes.
In this section, we collect puzzles, tactical problems, and annotated real games: key positions, tactical ideas, and mistakes.
GIPF: Puzzle #8
Hang by a thread
GIPF: Puzzle #7
The result is predetermined
GIPF: Puzzle #6
Immobilize
Another GIPF puzzle from www.gipf.com by Kris Burm, author of Project GIPF.
The original puzzle is here.
GIPF: Puzzle #5
I flip the calendar…
Continuation of the GIPF puzzle series from www.gipf.com by Kris Burm, author of Project GIPF.
The original puzzle is here.
GIPF: Puzzle #4
Like kids off to school
Another GIPF puzzle from www.gipf.com by Kris Burm, author of Project GIPF.
The original puzzle is here.
TZAAR: Puzzle #25
Deep tactics
GIPF: Puzzle #3
Moving on
We continue to publish the GIPF puzzle series from www.gipf.com by Kris Burm — author of Project GIPF.
The original puzzle is here.
TZAAR: Puzzle #24
A little brain warm-up
GIPF: Puzzle #2
Back to the classics
Continuation of the series of puzzles for the game GIPF, from the site www.gipf.com by the author of the GIPF project — Chris Burm.
The original puzzle is here.
GIPF: Puzzle #1
Old doesn’t mean bad
We’re starting a series of very old puzzles from the game GIPF (GIPF), collected on www.gipf.com by the author of Project GIPF — Kris Burm.
The original puzzle is here.
