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  • **Martin Bennedik** is a freelance .NET developer based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, club player, International Master in correspondence chess and founder of [Chesspuzzle.net][1]. [1]: http://chesspuzzle.net

    Fixing Tactics Training – 15 Mar 2023

    When you play in a competition, nobody tells you if there is a tactical shot on your board. My solution to train tactical alertness is Puzzle Inception. Here is how it works.

  • Lennart Ootes freelances as broadcast consultant and photographer for top chess events around the world. When not travelling he is based in Amsterdam where he recently created POGchess.

    A TV guide for chess – 19 May 2020

    A lot of chess is happening on Twitch these days: Tournaments are broadcast, we see new streamers every day, and the audience is growing rapidly. But Twitch is not very accessible to new viewers. There is nothing like a TV guide that tells you what chess is going on and where to watch amazing chess content. That gave Lennart Ootes the idea to create POGChess.

  • **Martin Bennedik** is a freelance .NET developer based in Frankfurt am Main, Germany, club player, International Master in correspondence chess and founder of [Chesspuzzle.net][1]. [1]: http://chesspuzzle.net

    Martin Bennedik’s automated puzzle machine – 08 May 2020

    In 2016 Martin Bennedik hesitated to put his latest project online. “The algorithm was not yet perfect.“ Friends persuaded him to make chesspuzzle.net public nevertheless, but Bennedik put a “beta” symbol on top of his page – “in development”. Four years later, the “beta” is still there, and Martin Bennedik still thinks it’s not perfect. It is good enough for Magnus Carlsen however.