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...
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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...
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 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...
I learned to play chess in the Merchant Navy when I was seventeen. I loved the game and soon became the ships champion. Although it appeared that I had a talent for chess, it was too bad that I never had any proper training so I became a wood-push...
In this game, Alexander Alekhine advanced his Pawn with confidence into Charles Watson's territory. It acted as a catalyst for White's demise as Black's Queen, Rook, and Bishop follow through onto a nice post. (18... e4 was the beginning of the en...
Canada and America have competed in every conceivable type of event. In hockey Canada has dominated, in war we're tied, sort of, and in everything else, including chess, America has tended to dominate. Which is why the recent continuation of this...
Zukertort's win in the London 1883 chess tournament was his most significant success: he won his games against most of the world's leading players, scoring 22/26, and he finished 3 points ahead of Steinitz, who was second with 19/26.This tournamen...
In this game, Robert Fischer offers up his Queen, in a swindle, to get Minor combat against Samuel Reshevsky! His trade left himself with two Rooks and a Knight facing Black's Queen. Despite these odds, Fischer makes good use of each and every one...
Mikhail Ivanovich Chigorin was a leading Russian chess player. He served as a major source of inspiration for the "Soviet school of chess," which dominated the chess world in the middle and latter parts of the 20th century.He became serious about ...
Here is a very long game played by Capablanca.
Simply put, this is the Fischer Vs. Geller game with my commentary to it. It is a very good game between some of the strongest players in chess with a mate found in just 22 turns. White starts off with the king side pawn and Black uses the sic...
In this match, it would appear that Karpov played a move that ruined his chances badly. I might be looking into this on surface level stuff, but Instead of saving his queen, he offers his queen for 6 points, Karpov gives up his queen for a knight...
Here is a game Capablanca lost.
Here is a game Capablanca drawed.
Here is yet another game displaying Morphy's brilliancy in the game of chess. He played R Cremorne in London, 1859, using the King's Gambit: Declined. Morphy launched an attack beginning with 19. Bc3 placing Cremorne's position into an irrecoverab...
It seems that my articles generate some support after all. By request of another chess.com member (not sure what to do here, so he'll go nameless), I introduce to you this fantastic game, also by Malinin. Here he sacrifices his queen very early a...
Here is a game in which Capablanca lost.
Here is a game from the 71st Corus Tournament Group C, IM Pruijssers - IM Bitalzadeh with full annotations and commentary: In this game we saw a quick end after 23 moves due to a blunder by black on the 19th move. This shows th...
Here is a drawed game played by Capablanca.
The following chess game is a game that I would like to share with the chess.com community because it demonstrates a die-hard attitude and a willingness to continue on in battle against seemingly impossible odds. The intention of this posting i...
Here is a well played game played by Capablanca.
