Positional evaluation
Weak pawns, unsafe kings, the right square for a knight. One quiet position, one question, until you see the answer at a glance.
Chess evaluation training
EvalChess trains the three skills behind a good evaluation, on positions from your own openings.
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Tap the best square for White’s knight on c3.
Correct
d5 can never be hit by a black pawn, and e4 supports it.
Weak pawns, unsafe kings, the right square for a knight. One quiet position, one question, until you see the answer at a glance.
The shots that come out of your structures, trained alongside: solve them move by move, learn them by heart, or work out whole combinations.
Then the real test: a position from your structures, a clock and no hints. Find the move and say who is better.
Enter the positions your repertoire aims for and train what they lead to. Spaced repetition brings each position back just before you would forget it.
A position, one question. Twelve topics, from king safety and weak pawns to knights, pawn breaks and development.
Right and fast. Speed counts because the aim is instant recognition.
The board explains. Marks on the squares that decide it and a one-line rule.