Fatih Güzel

For years, I tried to improve my chess through various websites, videos, and courses. Despite all the effort, I couldn't reach the level I wanted. The interactive courses that existed usually offered only one correct move per position — but real chess isn't like that. Sometimes there's one best move, sometimes two or three are equally strong.

I also realized that studying openings, middlegames, and endgames separately didn't make sense. In a real game, all three phases flow into each other — they're one continuous story. You need to see how an opening idea transforms into a middlegame plan and eventually decides the endgame.

These ideas led me to create Chess Reboot: an interactive platform where you play through complete grandmaster games, face positions with multiple candidate moves, and learn why each move works — not just which one is “correct.”