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  • "The Test of Time" by Garry Kasparov

    This week I will be reviewing a book that was pretty influential for me when I was growing up. This is Garry Kasparov's game collection The Test of Time. The book includes his annotations of games starting from his first steps in international che... | Read More

  • Q&A with Coach Heisman Jan 4, 2013

    At the beginning of this week's show almost every question involved openings. Don't get me wrong; I think openings are important - it's the only part of the game which you are guaranteed to reach each time you play. But this obsession with opening... | Read More

  • At the European Capital of Culture - Part 1

    Maribor, the second largest city in Slovenia was the proud owner of this name during 2012. Many interesting activities took, and continue to take place in this beautiful town where the Drava river flows, and which is also famous for its ski resort... | Read More

  • Game Analysis

    Analyzing your games is one of the main ways of improving in chess. During this procedure you will be able to pinpoint your typical mistakes, as well as weaknesses & strengths. Your games are your business card in the world of chess. Each per... | Read More

  • The Titan of the 20th Century, Part Three

    In Part Two we already had a chance to see GM Svetozar "The Opening Expert" Gligoric  at work. Today we'll discuss his King's Indian Defence legacy. There are not many chess players who introduced as many ideas to the theory of the Kin... | Read More


    • Cheating in Chess

      Cheating in chess From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Cheating in chess refers to a deliberate violation of the rules of chess or other unethical behaviour that is intended to give an unfair advantage to a player or team. Cheating can occ... | Read More

    • Norway Chess 2013 Super Tournament: Anand could not stop Nakamura

      World champion Viswanathan Anand was in for a rude shock as he lost to Hikaru Nakamura of United States in the fourth round of Norway Chess 2013 Super tournament. Those watching Vishy Anand against Hikaru Nakamura certainly had their fill of grit... | Read More

      • swellz
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    • The Best Instructional Chess Video Ever Made!

      Dear friends, If you have enjoyed the material that I have produced here on chess.com over the years, please check out the following video. This video is single handedly the main inspiration for a lot of my topics, and it is arguably the best in... | Read More

    • A King without a throne

          Today I would like to present to You a great Chess player that I am sure You already know. He is and was very often underestimated perhaps because he never was champion of the world, underestimated probably because he just plays what I cal... | Read More

      • Shadow_47
      • | Apr 29, 2013
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    • The Age Factor

      5,122 ELO worth of live commentary: top English players Trent and Short During the recent London Candidates Tournament, live stream commentators GM Nigel Short and IM Lawrence Trent spoke about a “peak” age in chess ability, particularly ... | Read More

      • bigville
      • | Apr 28, 2013
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  • The Stare

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    In chess, as in other games that promote gamesmanship, "The Stare" is a common tactic used by players to intimidate, annoy, confuse and otherwise put an opponant out of his or her comfort zone. It is generally done when a player is trying to thi... Read More »

  • Yusupov

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    Artur Mayakovich Yusupov (Jussupow in German) was born on February 13, 1960 in Moscow.  He learned the game of chess in 1966 at the age of 6 and trained at the Moscow Young Pioneers’ Palace. In 1977, at the age of 17, he won the World Ju... Read More »

  • Two Knights Defense

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    The Two Knights Defense is an aggressive defense against the Giuco Piano. It leads to many complications and has many variations. There are also many pitfalls and hard to calculate positions. It usually will always lead to black losing a pawn but ... Read More »

  • Sicilian Najdorf

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    The Najdorf Variation belongs to the Sicilian Defence family of openings and is the sharpest and most analysed opening of chess. Many famous World Champions have extensively used this opening, including Bobby Fischer and Garry Kasparov. Read More »

  • Beliavsky, Alexander

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    Alexander Genrikhovich Beliavsky (Belyavsky) was born on Decmber 17, 1953 in Lviv, USSR.  After finishing school, he did not qualify for the University Law Faculty, but was accepted in the Sports College as chess was considered a sport in the USS... Read More »