hello,

i am looking for a website with every move explained for openings

i have this (great) website -

http://chesscoach1950.blogspot.com/

but not all the openings explained there like the ruy lopez anti-marshall and berlin defense... when can i find a website (or something else) with explained moves? or at least for the two i mention...

thank u!

someone??

lol wow...explain the anti marshall systems? ugh....i get tired just thinking about it.

try the chesscafe with Gary Lane.

Good luck finding that... if you do, please let me know where it is too :)

For ChessCafe:

http://www.chesscafe.com/

Then go to archives, look for Gary Lanes column, Opening Lanes.

Is there something that explains more than just different lines? I'd love a book or webpage that is more thorough in explanation than a bunch of long strings of continuations. Sure, there are beginner opening books, like Seirawan's Winning Chess Openings -- but that's more of a primer. I'm looking for something that says, for example, "here is the root of the opening. Here is our advantages/drawbacks. Here is how we utilize them. This move starts a variation that focuses on this advantage, while this variation focuses on doing this..." and so on. Is there anything like this available?

youtube.com has a ton of videos.