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• The Maroczy Bind

                                                      The Maróczy Bind is a pawn formation in chess, named after the Hungarian grandmaster Géza Maróczy and primarily, but not exclusively, played against the ... | Read More

  • CorrespondenceKing
  • | May 23, 2013
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• Upcoming Indian Chess Prodigies

  1. Abhimanyu Puranik 2. Harshit Raja 3. Karthikeyan Murali | Read More

  • CorrespondenceKing
  • | May 20, 2013
  • | 40 views
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• Mephisto Amsterdam - Mess, Emulador 64 bits x EAG - V11

  [Date "2013.05.19"] [White "Mephisto Amsterdam - Mess, Emulador 64 bits"] [Black "EAG - V11"] [Result "1/2-1/2"] [ECO "E94"] [PlyCount "85"] [EventDate "2013.??.??"]   {E94: King's Indian: Classical: 6 Be2 e5 7 0-0: Various Black 7th mov... | Read More

  • tradechess
  • | May 19, 2013
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• 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
  • | 1865 views
  • | 17 comments

• King's Indian Defense--Bobby Fischer Game

  This neat game ends in a clever combination by Bobby Fischer.   | Read More

  • DrFrank124c
  • | May 18, 2013
  • | 63 views
  • | 2 comments

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• 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
  • | 3258 views
  • | 24 comments
  • | Category: Tactics

• Thematic Openings: The Dark Square Repertoire - Part 3

  • by GM Eugene Perelshteyn
  • | Apr 11, 2013

  GM Perelshteyn's series on controlling the dark-squares, via a thematic opening repertoire approach, continues today with a surprising turn: He proves that you don't even need the dark-squared bishop to make this dream a reality! He highlights variations from his co-authored book with one of our own (GM Dzindzichashvili) and shows how a main line of the Nimzo Indian can work as well. | Watch video

  • 22 min
  • | 3761 views
  • | 19 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

• A GM's Private Collection: vs GM Chao

  • by GM Dejan Bojkov
  • | Jan 23, 2013

  Here GM Bojkov faces off against the eventual winner of the tournament in Queenstown, GM Li Chao. An interesting King's Indian Attack leads to a complicated middlegame where Chao's center will either become his biggest asset, or biggest weakness. Dejan calculates a variation to win a pawn, and it shows us that even 2700 Level GMs can miss things. But was it enough for Dejan to take the game home? Watch and find out... | Watch video

  • 23 min
  • | 3133 views
  • | 10 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• The Classical Nimzo for Black - Part 2: 5. Nf3

  • by IM Mark Ginsburg
  • | Dec 25, 2012

  In Part 2 IM Ginsburg reviews one of his own games in the Nimzo Indian against fellow International Master, Sal Bercys. His clear explanations of why he believe's black's best choice against 5.Nf3 is 5... d5 are very convincing. He reviews all the critical lines, and displays black's reoccurring theme of punishing white for the lost time, in order to compensate for black's loss of the Bishop Pair. | Watch video

  • 24 min
  • | 4230 views
  • | 13 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• The Classical Nimzo for Black - Part 1: 5. a3

  • by IM Mark Ginsburg
  • | Dec 17, 2012

  Our second featured author for the month of December is International Master Mark Ginsburg. Today he begins a new series, targeted towards Intermediate-Advanced level players looking to strengthen their openings repertoire's in the Nimzo Indian. He provides solid analysis, recommending his approach 5... 0-0 with 6... d6 against the Main Line Classical Nimzo with 5.a3. He also gives good general advice on how to deal with an imbalance like the Bishop Pair. | Watch video

  • 27 min
  • | 4365 views
  • | 16 comments
  • | Category: Openings

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