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• Scandinavian Open Round 1

  the next two games are digusting. I had ample opportunity to dominate them but did not. As you can see Disgusting. The player I played had 7 out of 8 points.  to be continued... | Read More

  • ChessPlayer6033
  • | May 23, 2013
  • | 28 views
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• The Complete Ruy Lopez

                                         The Ruy Lopez (Spanish pronunciation: [ˈrwi ˈlopeθ]; English pronunciation: /ˈruːi ˈloʊpɛθ/), also called the Spanish Opening or Spanish Game, is achess opening charact... | Read More

  • CorrespondenceKing
  • | May 23, 2013
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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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• Anand marvelous attack against naked king.

  It is always wise to put a defensive piece or two around your king because you will never know when your opponent strike. It will be deadly when all your pieces are far away, eventhough you might win materials in the process. Even your opponent di... | Read More

  • briskwarlock
  • | May 22, 2013
  • | 40 views
  • | 1 comment

• Scandinavian Open Round 1

  I had an interesting selection of games. I could have gotten at least 6 if not 7 points if I had played well and not taken advantage of my opponents mistakes.  Two magnificent games which I dominated. To be continued... | Read More

  • ChessPlayer6033
  • | May 21, 2013
  • | 52 views
  • | 2 comments

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• The Technique of Calculation - Part 5

  • by GM Melikset Khachiyan
  • | Mar 6, 2013

  Today Melik continues his series on the different process and approaches one can take to "solve" tricky, critical positions. He focuses on how to calculate logically and use "process of elimination" calculation techniques to arrive a the correct answer. He first reviews an interesting game with fellow author WGM Abrahamyan, and then moves onto a few puzzles that illustrate his points. Enjoy! | Watch video

  • 23 min
  • | 3790 views
  • | 7 comments
  • | Category: Tactics

• Beauty and Entertainment - Part 11

  • by FM Kostya Kavutskiy
  • | Feb 20, 2013

  Today FM Kostya focuses on the theme of domination! Highlighting how creative, and sometimes brilliant ideas can occur when your pieces dominate your opponent's in terms of activity and total power, even in cases when they are "worth less" in total point value. We see minors dominate a queen, knights dominate rooks, and much more! | Watch video

  • 22 min
  • | 3507 views
  • | 15 comments
  • | Category: Tactics

• Opening Traps for Beginners: Scholar's & Other f7 Tricks!

  • by FM Valeri Lilov
  • | Jan 12, 2013

  With his latest video lecture targeted towards beginner level players, FM Lilov reviews the common traps and tricks white might play for against the "Achilles Heel" of black's position. He reviews the Scholar's Mate (Four Move Checkmate) as well as other early tries to exploit the f7-square. He points out the importance of beginners being prepared for these ideas, as they are not normally given "official attention" in chess books. Beginners, enjoy! | Watch video

  • 21 min
  • | 12212 views
  • | 38 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• Kaidanov's Comprehensive Repertoire: Facing the French

  • by GM Gregory Kaidanov
  • | Jan 1, 2013

  Today Gregory offers his own perspective on how to build a comprehensive opening repertoire. First up, he deals with the French in a simple, direct, and slightly underrated fashion: The Exchange Variation! He points out that against the well prepared opponent, achieving an advantage out of the opening can be difficult, so choosing a solid approach with clear plans might be the best idea for your chess game overall. As he points out, even Kasparov "endorsed" the Exchange... | Watch video

  • 20 min
  • | 7352 views
  • | 20 comments
  • | Category: Openings

• Battle With Zenyuk - Part 2

  • by GM Sam Shankland
  • | Dec 20, 2012

  In part 2 we witness the instructive conclusion of GM Shankland's recent battle against fellow Chess.com Contributor WIM Iryna Zenyuk. His move by move explanations leave you with a much better understanding of Rook Endgames than you likely came in with. As he points out, it took a couple mistakes by Zenyuk for white's position to collapse, and Sam displays what white's best defense would have been to likely hold the draw... | Watch video

  • 23 min
  • | 3841 views
  • | 13 comments
  • | Category: Endgames

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