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• Tipperlinn Allegro 2013

  Today there was a friendly tournament of 25-minute Allegro games at the Tipperlinn Bowling Club, home of the Civil Service chess team. Rather than one big Swiss tournament, we were split into five groups of six players and played all-play-all wit... | Read More

  • robinjohnson
  • | May 18, 2013
  • | 117 views
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• To Whom Do We Listen?

  To Whom Do We Listen, And Who Is It That Hears When GOD Speaks? Presumptuous; characterized by presumption or tending to presume; bold; foward. Presumption; 1 the act of presuming. 2 bold or insolent behaviour. Behaving with impertinence; disres... | Read More

  • InlovewithJESUS
  • | May 5, 2013
  • | 131 views
  • | 9 comments

• Bronstein's Big Endgame Mistake

  David Ionovich Bronstein (February 19, 1924 – December 5, 2006) was a Soviet chess grandmaster, who narrowly missed becoming World Chess Champion in 1951. Bronstein (seen here in a picture from 1963)  was one of the world's strongest play... | Read More

  • NimzoRoy
  • | May 2, 2013
  • | 1615 views
  • | 15 comments

• A Creative Genius

      David Bronstein a Soviet chess Grandmaster, missed becoming World Chess Champion in 1951. He was one of the world's strongest players from the mid-1940s into the mid-1970s, and was described by his peers as a creative genius and master of ta... | Read More

  • Shadow_47
  • | Apr 30, 2013
  • | 101 views
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• Introduction to an Introduction to the Caro Kann

  With a grandmaster even their(his/her) introductions can seem too difficult to learn all that one would like.  However David Pruess's chess.com Introduction to the Caro Kann switched on a light for me and i thought i would try to share some of th... | Read More

  • LiteDave
  • | Apr 28, 2013
  • | 150 views
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• How to Analyze Your Own Games: Beginner to Intermediate Level Players

  • by IM David Pruess
  • | Dec 8, 2012

  David's recommended theories for how to get the most out of your "self evaluations" and studies continues today! IM Pruess provides slightly more advanced examples when compared to his first installment, and focuses on the key points of how to draw conclusions from your post mortem reviews, how to start recognizing patterns in your mistakes, and where to go from there! | Watch video

  • 30 min
  • | 9820 views
  • | 36 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Member Analysis: Handing Over the Initiative

  • by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  • | Nov 3, 2012

  In the penultimate round of the 2012 Chicago Open, a familiar face was playing for first place! Chess.com's own Video Production Manager, David Petty, needed a win in order to "leap frog" his opponent and take home the whopping five thousand dollar first prize! But when the game started off on the wrong foot, Petty needed to find key defensive resources in order to hold off his opponent's initiative? Did he get a little help, or come up a little short? Watch and find out! | Watch video

  • 25 min
  • | 4893 views
  • | 21 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Live Session Hybrids; Dysfunctional Development!

  • by IM Daniel Rensch
  • | Oct 4, 2012

  Today IM Rensch tries to apply his "multi-tasking rambling skills" to someone else's chess games! This month he will kibitz on member KingPatzer's live games, in an attempt to provide advice not only for Mr. David Wagle, but for all chess.com members alike. Our first game starts off with a terrible opening choice by black, but when the "less than perfect" approach is chosen by KingPatzer, the game has the potential to become much more unclear. How does it finish? Watch and find out... | Watch video

  • 23 min
  • | 4299 views
  • | 35 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Member Analysis: Long Term Compensation

  • by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  • | Aug 9, 2012

  Today's Member Analysis lecture comes to us courtesy of one of our own! Our Video Producer, David Petty, places himself about the "Flames de Roman" for a good old fashioned roasting! Just how harsh was the Dzindzinator of Petty's play? Well, considering David won a very nice game it was hard to find too much fault... Enjoy this exciting lecture! | Watch video

  • 20 min
  • | 3843 views
  • | 10 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Member Analysis: How to Play with Extra Material

  • by IM David Pruess
  • | Aug 4, 2012

  How many times have you lost a game (or come close to losing), despite gaining a large material advantage early on in the battle? Come on, we're all guilty! IM David Pruess breaks down the principles of technique in this Member Analysis installment! He clarifies some key points and general misconceptions about how/when to trade pieces in our, apparently, "easily won" games! Enjoy this review, and submit your own games for Member Analysis! | Watch video

  • 28 min
  • | 8014 views
  • | 41 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

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