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Most chess players face this problem pretty frequently: what should I do against a much stronger opponent? And here when we say "a much stronger opponent" , we talk about somebody who is at least 300-400 rating points higher. Let's start from ma... | Read More
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Robert James Fischer (1943-2008) won the world championship in 1972 from Boris Spassky and stopped competing, except for a match with Spassky twenty years later. He became a legend and is considered by some to be the greatest chess player ever. O... | Read More
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Here are a collection of less well known Bobby Fischer games, fully analysed in Deep Rybka 4 for 70 mins. Enjoy!
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The Sicilian Defence is an opening very rich in independent variations to the extent that it is always mentioned along with the mainline variation that follows. Black's purpose of playing 1...c5 is to undermine white's center by taking cont...
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The Scandinavian Defense (also known as the Center Counter) is the chess opening characterized by the first moves 1.e4 d5. At first characterized as a beginner's move, it has recently been revived, with several GM's trying it. Although the Scandi...
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Cecil Purdy (1906-1979) was a Grandmaster of Correspondence Chess (1953) and winner of the first world correspondence chess championship (1950-1953). In 1923, at the age of 17, he won the New Zealand Championship. In 1929 he founded the Australa...
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Opposition is a common theme in end-games.Following is an example of opposition:
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Mikhail Tal (1936-1992) was a Grandmaster (1957) without being an International Master first. Tal was not an IM when he won the 24th USSR championship in Moscow in 1957 at the age of 21. FIDE made an exception to the regulations and aw...
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