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  • Memorializing Alekhine in Style

    It’s been several decades since the last time Paris has been the site of a top-tier chess tournament. The French city of Lyon played host to Kasparov’s title defense match against Karpov in 1990, but other than that, nobody here can se... | Read More

  • The "Simplest" Thing in Chess (Part Two)

    If you read the first part of this article, then you already know that, despite popular belief to the contrary, King and pawn endgames can be very tricky. Even the most basic position, with just one pawn on the board, is impossible to play well if... | Read More

  • Chess.com Player Profiles: Roman Yakovlevich Dzindzichasvili

    The media-shy grandmaster Roman Yakovlevich Dzindzichasvili, once the number four player in the world, has rarely if ever given an interview before. We learn about his meetings with some of the true giants and geniuses of chess - Fischer, Botvinn... | Read More

  • "200 Open Games" by David Bronstein

    This week I will be reviewing a unique book - 200 Open Games, by the former "Vice-World Champion", David Bronstein. Rather than fully annotated games, this book presents 200 short vignettes, each followed by an un-annotated game, with one diagram.... | Read More

  • Typical Positions: Part 3

    Today we will review typical positions where one side varied their move order and combined some well-known ideas to reach a new, completely fresh position. When you are familiar with plans and typical ideas, sometimes you don't need to exactl... | Read More


    • The King's Gambit, Classically Declined

           The King's Gambit has been declined at least as far back as Greco in the early 17th century. In fact, the "Oxford Companion to Chess" (OCC) claims that Polerio introduced the moves later called the Falkbeer Counter Gambit (1.e4 e5  2.f4... | Read More

      • batgirl
      • | May 24, 2013
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    • Chess Music videos with photos of Alexandra Kosteniuk

      Hello everybody! I made a post on my blog with 2 Russian music videos, hope you like them! The first one is about chess :-) Alexandra :-) | Read More

      • ChessQueen
      • | May 23, 2013
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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

    • 6th Open Spring Tournament of Triandria, Group B. My games with full annotations and detailed descri

      Recently, from May 7th to May 12th, I participated in Group B of the 6th Open Spring Tournament of Triandria, a tournament well-known in Northern Greece with many participants. This year, the tournament was split in two groups. Group A was for pl... | Read More

      • RigasUT
      • | May 16, 2013
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    • Chess News (May 4, 2013)

      2013 U.S. Championships Round 1 Decisive Results Abound at 2013 U.S. Championships By FM Mike Klein UPDATE: The action got a running start today as the majority of the first-round battles at the 2013 U.S. Championship and U.S. Women’s Champio... | Read More

      • Luidefunes
      • | May 4, 2013
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Video Lessons



  • Chigorin, Mikhail

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    Mikhail Ivanovich Chigorin (1850-1908), was born on November 12 (October 31, Old Style), 1850 near St. Petersburg.   In 1860, he parents died and at the age of 10, he became an orphan.  In 1867, at the age 16, he learned chess from his school t... Read More »

  • 1935 in chess

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    In 1935, the magazine CHESS was founded by B.H. Wood in Sutton Coldfield. In January 1935, Isaac Kashdan and A. Kupchik tied for 1st in the Manhattan Chess Club championship.  After dividing the prize money, they played one game to decide the Cl... Read More »

  • Karjakin, Sergey

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    Sergey Karjaki is a Ukrainian Grandmaster, born in simferopol, Ukraine on January 12, 1990,later moved to russia.   On August 20, 2002, at the age of 12 years and 7 months, he was the youngest grandmaster in history.  He was the world champion ... Read More »

  • Alekhine, Alexander

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    Alexander Alekhine (1892-1946) was the winner of the first Soviet Chess Championship (1920) and the only man to die while holding the world chess championship.  He learned chess from his older brother Alexei (1888-1939).  He studied law at the S... Read More »

  • Baden Baden 1870

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    First international tournament in Germany (from July 18, 1870 to August 4, 1870) and the first to be interrupted by war (Franco-Prussian war).  First place was 3,000 francs. This tournament was the first to introduce chess clocks (20 moves per ho... Read More »