Capablanca vs E Corzo
Here is a well played game by Capablanca! Enjoy!
Kasparov's Immortal!
1st a Rook, then a Knight, and then another Rook! Garry Kasparov sacrificed all of these pieces and still managed to get the win against Veselin Topalov in Netherlands, 1999. Immortal? Yes... The action began with 24. Rxd4? cxd4 25. Re7+ Kb6 26. Q...
A Wonderful Game at Gibraltar
The following game was given the title as the best game played at Gibraltar. Varuzhan Akobian demonstrated wonderful attacking mastery, but in the end, the game funneled out into an exciting draw. I have annotated the game.
PHILIDOR DEFENCE
THIS GAME HELPS YOU TO THINK A LOT IN YOUR FUTURE GAMES.ECO-E4 E5 {an 8 move game enjoy and i'll be hearing from you later}and note this-excersice #1 {1.e4 ..e5 2.Nf3 ..d6 3.d4 ..Nd7 4.Bc4 ..c6 5.Ng5 ..Nh6 6.Be7{what is the correct move that Blac...
Backward's Fools mate
Great way to win!
Big Trap
This is an amazing checkmate that I have played.
Lasker vs. Steinitz!
Here is a very interesting game played by Emanuel Lasker and Wilhelm Steinitz in England, 1895. Here, White is quick to attack with 24. Qc3 pinning Black's e5 Pawn and preparing for a series of "interesting" attacks on Black's defence. It continue...
UCF Tournament
This is a game I played in the UCF Chess Tournament this weekend. It was the most fun game I had in the tournament, and it helped me finish third. While it is not master level chess, I think it was pretty good. Comments/suggestions are apprecia...
Rubinstein's Immortal!
In this game, Georg Rotlewi faced off against Akiba Rubinstein in Lodz, 1907. They played the Tarrasch Defence: Symmetrical Variation where Black appeared to be of no threat to White. Suddenly, the game took off when Black decided it was time to s...
cross-check!
Here you can see a bizar phenomenon called cross-check! I found this position in an old chessbook and I want to show this beatiful diagram. Try to find the moves that 'll lead to the checkmate....
A Key Moment in my Career
Toward the end of a tournament, a player is frequently in the situation where he must win at all cost; then he faces the task of putting together all his knowledge, abilities, and nerves. I have had this situation on several occasions, but none of...
Fatal Attraction:A rare position and checkmate!
Edward Lasker (1885 – 1981) was a leading American chess and Go player.In Berlin, he won the City Championship (1909).Edward Lasker published several books on American checkers, chess, and Go. He won five U.S. Open Chess Championships (1916, 1917,...
J Corzo vs Capablanca
Here is a game won by Capablanca.
Paul Morphy vs Adolf Anderssen
Watch this great game! KIESH2
Capablanca vs E Corzo
Here is a game CApablanca lost.
Just one extra move
I recently played a game in which I was Black. In the game below (which is already halfway into the game), it was my turn, and by Nxf6++ I won the game. However, I took back the move and I let ny opponent move instead of me. Naturally, he went to ...
Juan Corzo vs Capablanca
Here is a drawn game played by Capablanca.
Sacrifices Win A Game (A Morphy Masterpiece)
Paul Morphy. Possibly the greatest player alive, and equal to Fischer in my standards. He was announced as the unofficial World Champion by many, and he faced notable figures, although he never played against Howard Staunton (it is believed Staunt...
My first article beating a Fide master with a queen less
hi, hope if you enjoyed this game leave some comments, suggestions for new articles are welcome. Feel free to contact me if you want to improve your chess.Thank you
Worst game of the year
This is the game of two beginners which evokes lots of thoughts.These two players had made many, many mistakes and missed many, many oppurtunities. In short, this is a game which you should not learn from. It is solely for entertainment and evokin...
Kasparov vs. Najdorf!
In this game, Garry Kasparov faced off against Miguel Najdorf in this tantalizing battle of wits! It starts to heat up with (19. Nd4! Qxe5 20. Nf5 Bf6 21. Qg4 Rce8? 22. Bd2 which makes Black's Queen SAC useless) (22... Qxa1 23. Rxa1 Bxa1 24. Nxg7?...
Keres wins at six moves!
Keres was probably the strongest player who never played for the world championship and he has beaten nine world champions during his career.Here is a miniature against Arlamowski. To learn and see more games about Paul Ker...