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  • MODERN IDEAS IN CHESS

        Chess Informant 108 and 109   Story about Chess Informant part III In the articles Story about Chess Informant part I and part II, I wrote about Chess Informant publishing house. In this article, I would like to write a few words about... | Read More

  • The Kings Indian 7...Na6 by GM Magesh and GM Arun

    Today we will study the King's Indian defense 7...Na6 variation by studying from none other than the newly crowned US Champion, Gata Kamsky's game. After nineteen long years of wait and and and interesting career map, Kamsky has regained the covet... | Read More

  • The Kings Indian Revolution by GM Arun and GM Magesh

    “Every once in a while a man comes to the game and changes the way the world looks at it.” This is a quote from an advertisement portraying Sachin Tendulkar as the “Man” and the game obviously being “Cricket”. If you do not know Sachin... | Read More

  • What to do with the pawn center?

    In my younger years, I had a headache when there were too many pawns in the center and too many possible captures. With white pawns on d4, c4 and black on d5, c5 my thought process went like this: I take on c5, he takes back, oh no he takes on c4 ... | Read More

  • Bobby Fischer

    Bobby Fischer’s real name is Robert James Fischer and he was a famous chess player.  He represented the United States and Iceland in all of his chess matches.  Fischer was born on March 4, 1943 in Chicago, Illinois and he died on January 17, 2... | Read More


    • Kings Indian Defense with Queen Trap

      I thought I would post a informative (in my opinion) game I recently played. Here I played the Kings Indian Defense and was able to creatively trap my opponents queen. Captions are included. Enjoy. | Read More

    • Compiled list of KIA Items

      I compiled a list of available KIA - Kings Indian Attack, books, DVD's and Software.  Some look rare?   http://astore.amazon.com/kingsindiankia-20 | Read More

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      • | May 31, 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
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    • The French Opening, a handicap or a rock solid defense?

      I've played a lot of different openings during my time here at chess.com. As black I've played The French, Karo-Cahn, Sicilian and lately a lot of Kings indian defense. I think I'm handeling them quite good as well, except from the french that is... | Read More

    • The Ultimate Kingside Attack!!

      Do u like to attack?  Then u will love this game!  This game features Fisher v.s. Maigmasuren.  The opening that Fisher decided to use was  the Kings Indian Attack and he used it to produce a decisive kings side attack.  I hope u like the vi... | Read More

      • Jorijo
      • | Apr 4, 2013
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  • To hold your oppponent

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    To hold your opponent to a draw in a chess game is an important skill at all levels of chess I recently played in the Waterkloof chess tournament and manged to hold on for a draw, but I could have won the game had I been in the right state of min... Read More »

  • Aagaard, Jacob

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    Jacob Aagaard Madsen, born July 31, 1973, is a Grandmaster (2005) originally from Denmark, but now living in Glasgow, Scotland.  He is usually referred to simply as Jacob Aagaard. He finished 2nd in the 111th Scottish Championship in 2004.  He... Read More »

  • ECO Openings With Moves

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    A00-A39 White first moves other than 1. e4, 1. d4: A00 Irregular Openings Anderssen's Opening: 1. a3 Anderssen's Opening, Polish Gambit: 1. a3 a5 2. b4 Anderssen's Opening, Creepy Crawly Formation: 1. a3 e5 2. h3 d5 Anderssen's Opening, An... Read More »

  • K R MA

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    Okay, I know how it says K R MA, but it really stood for King+Rook Mate. So, what you do is you put your king somewhere in the middle below the rank of the rook, and the other king is one rank above. It's hard to explain, but a diagram might help.... Read More »

  • Chess

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    Chess is a game played between two players using 32 pieces (16 each of two distinct colors) on a square grid of 64 squares. The earliest known ancestor of modern chess was an Indian game called Chaturanga, where the knight, King, and Rooks moved ... Read More »