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• Putting the Pieces Together

  I have been focusing almost exclusively on calculation and visualization for the past two years.  I believe it has significantly helped my chess, but I won’t know for sure until I get back into playing local tournaments (once my boys get a bit ... | Read More

  • roi_g11
  • | Jun 19, 2013
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• Recongizing Eternal_Patzer

  You may or may not know Eternal_Patzer, also known as EP. He is a great friend of mine as well as founder of a great group called the Dan Heisman Learning Center. This group has been around for almost a year and is already at 2400 members! EP has ... | Read More

  • MarioChessNiraj
  • | Jun 19, 2013
  • | 68 views
  • | 8 comments

• a new member

  I,m new at chess. think like I do to solve this. SOLVE IT! please. | Read More

  • Pokechess125
  • | Jun 18, 2013
  • | 30 views
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• To Tactics 1200+

  I hate that I have to do 3 tactics a day. So, I got Diamond Membership and did 60+ Tactics. I Managed to get 1279 2 days after I was a Diamond member. I spent hours doing tactic after tactic. I know some are 3000+, so I still have a long way to go... | Read More

  • JJZ03
  • | Jun 18, 2013
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• Time-out prevention in team matches

  Hello chessmates, This is being already discussed since the dawn of human age, but I want to add (if it only hasnt been discussed already) some ideas about time-out regulations. All members know, when you create a new team match, there is one us... | Read More

  • adletiko
  • | Jun 17, 2013
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• Member Analysis: Need to Know in the Lopez!

  • by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  • | May 17, 2013

  In today's Member Analysis video, Roman reviews a variation of the Exchange Ruy that seems to offer "little action" after the queens are traded off early on. However, as he highlights, nothing could be further from the truth! The theory of how the great American Champion, Bobby Fischer, played the line for both sides proves that there is much theory to know, and that neither player should lose focus in the opening... | Watch video

  • 18 min
  • | 4214 views
  • | 12 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• 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
  • | 2559 views
  • | 14 comments
  • | Category: Strategy

• Member Analysis: Opting for a Bad Structure

  • by GM Roman Dzindzichashvili
  • | May 6, 2013

  Want to know exactly how to challenge the Stonewall pawn formation without having your queen's bishop stifled? Should I develop via Bb7 or Bd7? What about my other bishop? Should I play Be7 or Bd6? GM Dzindzi explains all, recommending piece and pawn structures for black while discouraging other setups. This otherwise placid opening can lead to serious problems for black if he is caught off guard! | Watch video

  • 25 min
  • | 4170 views
  • | 17 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• Greatest Chess Minds: Capablanca - Part 10

  • by GM Dejan Bojkov
  • | Apr 29, 2013

  Another video lecture by Grandmaster Bojkov, another gem by the third world champion reviewed today for our members! Here we watch Capablanca play the white side of the Reti System against Lilenthal in 1936, and though details of how Capablanca outplayed his opponent are slightly advanced, what's clear is that Capa's patience and willingness to convert on the smallest of advantages separated him from his peers by leaps and bounds. | Watch video

  • 24 min
  • | 3269 views
  • | 8 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

• Blindfold Brilliance - Part 3!

  • by GM Timur Gareev
  • | Apr 24, 2013

  If you weren't excited already about this afternoon's upcoming Blindfold Simul Show on Chess.com/TV, GM Gareev reviews his perfect 5-0 sweep of last week's Simul here for you today! In his second video this week, Timur breaks down each phase of the games, trying to provide as many "take aways" for our members as possible! Once again, his wide variety of opening choices should provide something instructional for everyone. Tune in tonight as GM Gareev players, and IM Rensch provides commentary! | Watch video

  • 22 min
  • | 2651 views
  • | 9 comments
  • | Category: Amazing Games

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