The ChessHunter journal
Practical chess guides for better preparation and review. Understand your opponent, learn from your games and arrive with a plan.
Opponent preparation
Build a memorable opening repertoire, scout your chess opponents, and follow a practical pre-game checklist for confident tournament preparation.
Read the guideGame analysis
Learn how to use a chess engine to analyze your games, understand evaluations, spot recurring mistakes, and turn computer analysis into better decisions.
Read the guideOpponent preparation
Prepare against your next chess opponent: find relevant games, compare opening repertoires and build a practical plan around positions you understand.
Read the guideOpening analysis
Learn to spot chess opening weaknesses with move trees, game counts and position review. Separate recurring problems from small samples and misleading win rates.
Read the guidePlayer research
Find your chess opponent’s games on Chess.com, Lichess and tournament archives. Verify their identity and choose relevant games to prepare your next match.
Read the guidePublished by ChessHunter. Practical methods, linked sources and explicit limits on what game data can tell you.
