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• Had a wonderful time today, playing many exciting games. Win or Lose. :)

  Thank you so much for the friendship and the wonderful games with you all. :) Most memorable is the draw I made. I thought I was winning lol. But I can not make any head way with the lone bishop as the pawn will queen if left unattended. Enjoy th... | Read More

  • briskwarlock
  • | May 25, 2013
  • | 37 views
  • | 1 comment

• Chess Openings: Part IV: Beating Evan's gambit

  Hey! This is my 4th part of openings , and I selected it for defensive players. The opening is Evan's gambit and I will show you how to play against it with confidence. Evan's gambit is the 2nd popular continuation of Giuoco Piano (1st popular ... | Read More

  • narek_sargsyan
  • | May 25, 2013
  • | 164 views
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• The Skewer Lure - A Brilliant Chess Game

  The Famous Game "The Skewer Lure " was played between Andrews vs Jassens Game was played in London in th year 1864 The Game started with a Regular "Italian Game" and then to scotch Gambit like below(Italian Game was the most favoured Opening bac... | Read More

  • MK_PRiNCE
  • | May 25, 2013
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• My Thirteenth Chess Tournament, Game 1 (Quiet Queen's Pawn)

  In this game I was paired up with one of the lower rated players in my section. Supposedly, he was relatively new to chess. That probably explains why he didn't play a particularly ambitious opening, even though he had the White pieces. The game s... | Read More

  • dirtydog301
  • | May 24, 2013
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• Wrong computer analysis

  It's funny, how sometimes computer analysis can be wrong at some point. Here is the analysis of one of my games i've played today. On move 31th computer suggests one line, that goes like that  31. Qd7 Bxe4 32. Bb7+ Qxb7 33. Qxe8+ Qb83... | Read More

  • alymbek
  • | May 24, 2013
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  Completely French: The Winawer – Part 5

  • by WGM Tatev Abrahamyan
  • | May 25, 2013

  WGM Tatev Abrahamyan continues to show you how to walk the tightrope between winning and losing in the Winawer. Here she highlights the Bg5 idea by white, focusing on the critical ...c4 to get white's other bishop off the board. Abrahamyan loves the French and gives plenty of recommendations for which lines are her favorites. Spoiler alert - she chooses systems that let black attack white too! | Watch video

  • 23 min
  • | 1035 views
  • | 3 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• Member Analysis: Opting for a Bad Structure

  • by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  • | May 6, 2013

  Want to know exactly how to challenge the Stonewall pawn formation without having your queen's bishop stifled? Should I develop via Bb7 or Bd7? What about my other bishop? Should I play Be7 or Bd6? GM Dzindzi explains all, recommending piece and pawn structures for black while discouraging other setups. This otherwise placid opening can lead to serious problems for black if he is caught off guard! | Watch video

  • 25 min
  • | 3928 views
  • | 17 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• Keeping Up With Melik: Battle of Minds!

  • by GM Melikset Khachiyan
  • | May 2, 2013

  Fans of the Budapest Gambit will appreciate GM Melikset Khachiyan's treatment of a topical anti-Grunfeld variation. Melik shows how his savvy preparation, with the help of his trusty sidekick Houdini, netted him an outpost deep in White's territory. As white ran low on time, the grandmaster showed once again how knights can compete with bishops. | Watch video

  • 20 min
  • | 2315 views
  • | 8 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Keeping Up With Melik: Consistency!

  • by GM Melikset Khachiyan
  • | Apr 23, 2013

  Here GM Khachiyan reviews a big win he had as black at a tournament he won over President's Day weekend. In his own words, winning this event was a "recession buster", and Melik talks about his philosophy both on and off the chess board going into his game against Matamoros. He ultimately finds a way to convert a better pawn structure into a winning Knight vs Bishop ending, and as usual, he provides great advice on the techniques used to beat his opponent. | Watch video

  • 17 min
  • | 2692 views
  • | 17 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

• Thematic Openings: The Dark Square Repertoire - Part 3

  • by GM Eugene Perelshteyn
  • | Apr 11, 2013

  GM Perelshteyn's series on controlling the dark-squares, via a thematic opening repertoire approach, continues today with a surprising turn: He proves that you don't even need the dark-squared bishop to make this dream a reality! He highlights variations from his co-authored book with one of our own (GM Dzindzichashvili) and shows how a main line of the Nimzo Indian can work as well. | Watch video

  • 22 min
  • | 3763 views
  • | 19 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

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