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• Ruy Lopez

  This is the Ruy Lopez   Well the Ruy Lopez is a interesting opening in my opinion, but leaves the queen side completely un developed. The Ruy Lopez should be studied after the Italian opening. In the exhange variation,you give yor opponnet d... | Read More

  • Kong360
  • | May 21, 2013
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• Tip 1: don't play Bg5

  The first tip I want to give is about the opening. Possibly I should have started with endgames, but it doesn't matter. There is a famous piece of advice from Lasker (it appears in Common Sense in Chess) which says: don't play Bg5 before the oppo... | Read More

  • Flatfish
  • | May 19, 2013
  • | 60 views
  • | 1 comment

• Fischer defeats Najdorf playing the Najdorf

  Miguel Najdorf born in Grodzisk Mazowiecki near Warsaw, Poland, April 15, 1910 – died in Málaga, Spain, July 4, 1997) was a Polish-born Argentine chess grandmaster, famous for his Najdorf Variation. He also made major contributions to... | Read More

  • NimzoRoy
  • | May 19, 2013
  • | 1438 views
  • | 13 comments

• Two Knight Raiders to Joust in 14th Death Match

  Two Texas Tech Knight Raider teammates will square off in Chess.com's 14th Death Match this Sunday, May 19th at 1:00 p.m. Eastern, 10 a.m. Pacific. The match could be the "Modesty Cup" as neither player gives himself a ringing endorsement in blit... | Read More

  • MikeKlein
  • | May 17, 2013
  • | 6315 views
  • | 60 comments

• The Magical Colle Bus

  Dear friends if you ask chess players about the Colle system you will usually get a negative response.  Its drawish, its boring, its unambitious, its not played at grandmaster level etc etc, all nonsense.  The whole secret of playing the Colle s... | Read More

  • robbie_1969
  • | May 17, 2013
  • | 90 views
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  Greatest Chess Players: Capablanca - Part 11

  • by GM Dejan Bojkov
  • | May 16, 2013

  Enough examples of the "other things" Capablanca did well, let's review some endgames! Grandmaster Bojkov heard your call! Today he analyzes two of the Cuban World Champ's finer ending achievements, with victories over Riumin and Reshevsky, the late Capablanca displays for us his flawless technique and amazingly accurate execution of even the smallest of endgame advantages... | Watch video

  • 18 min
  • | 2109 views
  • | 10 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• US Chess League: A Crushing Debut!

  • by GM Ben Finegold
  • | May 15, 2013

  Grandmaster Ben Finegold continues his series on "GM Level Preparation" with a video that reviews a case of accidental preparation. His victory over GM Huschenbeth during last year's US Chess Leage season earned him Game of the Week, but how did Ben reach such a fantastic position out of the Nimzo Indian opening? The story may surprise you... | Watch video

  • 29 min
  • | 3205 views
  • | 24 comments
  • | Category: Tactics

• Greatest Chess Minds: Gligoric - Part 5

  • by GM Dejan Bojkov
  • | May 13, 2013

  In today's video Grandmaster Dejan Bojkov breaks down an amazing game between Gligoric and a young Bobby Fischer! This Open Sicilian shows just how "progressive" these two great chess minds were, applying ideas that were way "ahead of their time" for both white and black. Gligoric has a chance to put the youngest away with his beautifully conducted kingside attack, but runs up against a surprisingly tough defense from the young American. The final result? Watch and find out! | Watch video

  • 28 min
  • | 3328 views
  • | 8 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Greatest Chess Minds: Gligoric - Part 4

  • by GM Dejan Bojkov
  • | May 7, 2013

  GM Bojkov reviews another great game by the legendary Gligoric today, and in doing so, he highlights Gligoric's ability to convert on a material advantage with precise technique and accurate calculation. The balance displayed by the Yugoslavian Grandmaster to attack the kingside, yet always maintain a watchful, "tactical eye" on the queenside is amazing. A rook lift to remember is executed in this one, so take notes! | Watch video

  • 18 min
  • | 2335 views
  • | 14 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

• Grandmaster Preparation: Part 2 vs IM Marc Esserman

  • by GM Ben Finegold
  • | May 4, 2013

  Today Ben Finegold presents part 2 of his series on Grandmaster Preparation, highlighting the benefits of being well prepared, not only for what might happen on the board, but for the practical aspects of being confident, using less time than your opponent, and taking that experience into future games. He reviews a sharp game in the Sicilian that ultimately leads to an interesting, and rather peculiar Rook Ending. | Watch video

  • 22 min
  • | 4519 views
  • | 18 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

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