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  • Decisive Games

    Few games test a player psychologically as much as the last-round game of a tournament (or the decisive game of a match). When the prize money, championship, or norm is on the line, the tension becomes extremely high. In this situation you can fin... | Read More

  • "Think Like a Grandmaster" by Alexander Kotov

    This week I will be analyzing the well-known book by Alexander Kotov, Think Like a Grandmaster. This was the first part of a three-part series - the other two books being Play Like a Grandmaster and Train Like a Grandmaster. Kotov - and this boo... | Read More

  • Computers in chess... Good or Evil? Part Two.

    In last week's article, we looked at a very interesting phenomenon of computer chess - the "horizon effect." Basically it is a computer's inability in certain situations to see the future no matter how fast its processor is or how many plys it can... | Read More

  • Blunders?!

    Regardless of strength, some players make serious blunders more often than others. While obviously most mistakes in chess are due to either a miscalculation or misevaluation of the position, when a 2500-rated player simply puts a piece en prise, y... | Read More

  • Q&A with Coach Heisman Jan 18, 2013

    Tonight's show was a lively one and I think one of the best. It's always fun when I get to do a little story-telling to enhance an answer. Moreover, the good questions from the audience led to an interesting show - when it was over I was quite sat... | Read More


    • 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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    • So... How can Beginners and Novices improve

      Well i am not a beginner nor a novice but i have not played in around 25 or 30 years, and back then never seriously. > So... if your under 1000 just move the pieces, just have fun and move around so you can see how each piece moves and how you... | Read More

      • crok
      • | May 24, 2013
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    • Well only a few more days and i can start the journey towards becoming a Master

      Well i am almost 50 years old, i am well educated but have the attention span of a gold-fish, but i am internet savvy and if the internet can turn teenagers into GrandMasters then i am sure it can turn an 'old-man' into a 2200 Mater :) So... No c... | Read More

      • crok
      • | May 23, 2013
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    • Computer Analisys, how do you use it?

      hello, my question is how to use the computer analysis usefully? I watch my moves and try to unterstand my mistakes and blunders, but analysis says only wrong moves and does not tells why its wrong and et cetera...Can you tell me how do you... | Read More

    • How to counterattack a beginner

      I realise there were many blunders, but I still love this miniature.  | Read More

      • nahtanoj23
      • | May 20, 2013
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  • 2013 US Championships Round 6

    . Ramirez Joins Chase, Abrahamyan Inches Closer By FM Mike Klein SAINT LOUIS (May 10, 2013) -- A pair of largely uneventful draws by the two leaders protected their respective leads, but a host of other players jockeyed for position just benea... | Read More

  • Fier Wins Blitz Death Match 13!

    Fier Tactics - Kritz Blitzed at Death Match 13! A combination of large time advantages and numerous blunders by his opponent propelled Grandmaster Alexandr Fier to a 21.5-11.5 trounce of Grandmaster Leonid Kritz in Chess.com's Death Match 1... | Read More

  • Alekhine Memorial Round 1

    The Alekhine Memorial got underway in Paris today with a sensational opening round that would surely have warmed the heart of the fourth world chess champion. The three decisive games involved the top three seeds in the competition - but not all... | Read More

  • Grenke Round 7: Meier Wins

    PRESS RELEASE Round 7: Meier claims first win There was no love lost between the GRENKE Chess Classic players on Valentine’s Day, with tense fights on all three boards. It was only long after the first time control that Caruana-Anand and Adams-... | Read More

  • Tata Steel 2013 Round 8 - Magnus Leads

    The 2013 Tata Steel Chess tournament is taking place from 12-27 January in Wijk Aan Zee in the Netherlands. This famous annual tournament has three separate single round-robin competitions, the A, B, and C Groups, each featuring 14 players. The ... | Read More

Video Lessons



  • sayings

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    A lot of famous chess players created something called a ''saying''. Sayings are something that you believe in. So here are a couple of sayings that very famous chess players said: Every pawn is a potential queen. -Masson Passed pawn increases ... Read More »

  • Qualities of moves

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    As you can see moves are indicated if good or bad through symbols: These are the symbols: !!- brilliant move !- good move !?- interesting move  ?!- dubious move ?-bad move ??-blunder Many people make blunders like the castling blunder lik... Read More »

  • Impossible!

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    This "Impossible" Checkmate contradicts what many, many chess books say: "You can only checkmate with two knights if you are in the corner and your opponent blunders." It is possible.     You can do it on the side of the board; however, yo... Read More »

  • Values

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    Each of the pieces in chess has a different value indicating its usefulness relative to other pieces. Under most systems, including that used in the "Details" section of Chess.com games, a pawn is worth one point, a knight is worth three points, a... Read More »

  • Gunsberg, Isidor Arthur

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    In 1890-1891, Isidor Arthur Gunsberg (1854-1930) played Steinitz for the world’s championship and lost after 4 wins, 9 draws, and 6 losses.  Gunsberg began his chess career as the player inside the chess automaton Mephisto.  H... Read More »