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Hey guys, this is @Phantom_Beast23 And here is my new blog! It took awhile to think of annotations that I use and I also used my background knowledge as well so check it out Some things I talked about are: -The game with annotations - Key moments - Background facts about the game This took a while ( and when I say that I mean 3days ish ) So it would mean a LOT if you could check it out! Here's also a link to all my other blogs! Thank you, @Phantom_Beast23

Right now I am studying Alekhin's chess life. I like his style and plan diversification for different positions. I read about Bogoljubov and his interesting personality. Is it worth to study some games from these World Chess Championships? If you have some suggestions, comment below. Alekhine-Bogoljubov 1929 Euwe - Alekhine 1937

Dear Chess Friends! It’s a common mistake for many chess players to not see the whole board when calculating the lines. Especially, if the theater of war is located on a certain and small part of the board. That’s why it’s easy to blunder “a long move” that can be played with a piece in the distance. Such type of moves allows us to join the piece into the attack and surprise our opponents. However, of course, the idea of such moves is not only to do something unexpected but to get a material advantage on a certain part of the board, which is very often decisive for the game result. I’m glad to welcome you to the 61st webinar “How to Take an Advantage of Geometric Pattern of your Position?" where you will learn how to use the geometry of the board and coordinate your pieces properly. I'll explain how to find “long moves” and when to play them so that your opponent isn’t prepared. Of course, everything will be illustrated by GMs’ games. The games played by top grandmasters I'm going to demonstrate at the webinar (and, of course, explain the ideas behind their moves): Alisa Galliamova – Sergei Rublevsky German Fridstein – Vladimir Simagin Dimitri Reinderman – Viswanathan Anand Come to the webinar, learn how to join your passive pieces in the attack, and win more games! The webinar starts on Sunday (20th of December) at 9 a.m. (EST), 2 p.m. (GMT), 5 p.m. (Moscow time). This webinar is free. Please, register for the webinar with this link: https://tricksofchess.clickmeeting.com/geometry/register Please, don’t forget to register in advance and reserve your spot in case of a high number of attendees. See you at the webinar! FM Victor Neustroev

Hello Guys i had a great idea after seeing someone make a chess Kahoot i want to make a chess quizz if you would want to play that give me a thumbs up in the comments

Tournament Link: https://www.chess.com/tournament/season-1-chess-warriors-strongest-30 Hello everyone. My name is Jane. I am organizing a daily tournament designed for the strongest chess.com players within rating range 1900 and above. This will start on December 29, 2020. This is 2 days per move and no vacation tournament. What do you get out of the tournament? Three things: 1) Specialized trophies; 2) E-certificate of participation issued both for winners and all participants. 3) and of course a lot of fun. Each round shall give you 4 games. This is a total of 4 rounds. Join by clicking on the poster below:

Please join my club Chess Knights! https://www.chess.com/club/chess-knights-3/join We have: Puzzles Memes Jokes Riddles Videos and lessons Forums by Coach-Bill Tournaments everyday DO NOT REPORT ME BECUASE A PERSON SAID THIS IS ALLOWED AND THAT HE CONTACTED HELP AND SUPPORT HELP AND SUPPORT SAID IT WAS ALLOWED

Visit the link for a free achievement: Link This is not a trap. I promise this is not a club either.

Hey guys, this is @Phantom_Beast23 And here is my new blog! It took awhile to think of tips I use and I also used my background knowledge as well so check it out Some things I talked about are: -Some openings and gambits that are considered as "unorthodox" - Some pros and cons of each opening - Some games featuring that opening - And a final grade for that opening / gambit! This took a while ( and when I say that I mean 3days ish ) So it would mean a LOT if you could check it out! Here's also a link to all my other blogs! Thank you, @Phantom_Beast23

HELLO, THIS IS MY BLOG, CAN YOU CHECK IT OUT AND TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK? https://www.chess.com/blog/LeanTopFork PLEASE LOOK.

I recently made a chess blog regarding MVL's upset over Carlsen : Diving Deep on MVL's Upset over Carlsen - Chess.com This is all about chess and there phycological feelings hope you enjoy!

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Dear Chess Friends! This is FM Viktor Neustroev and we continue our series of 5 videos devoted to the unofficial title “The Best Player of all time” this is the fourth video devoted to the best Indian player Vishwanathan Anand. Anand is a national hero in India where chess is quite popular. And, of course, Anand has been playing at the top level for many many years and at least for that he already deserves to be on the list of Candidates for the title “The Best Player for All Time” By the way, today (December, 11th) is Vishy’s birthday! Congratulations to Vishy! Let’s learn about his contribution to World Chess and observe his game played in 2008 against Vladimir Kramnik! Viswanathan Anand is an Indian chess grandmaster and former world chess champion. He became the first grandmaster from India in 1988, and is one of the few players to have surpassed an Elo rating of 2800. Anand is a five-time world chess champion. Once got a title of FIDE World Champion, but then in 2008 outplayed Vladimir Kramnik and became a real World Champion. He defeated Veselin Topalov in 2010 and Boris Gelfand in 2012 and kept this title until lost a match to Magnus Carlsen in 2014. It’s not only me, but, for example, Vladimir Kramnik also said that he considered Vishy Anand to be a colossal talent, one of the greatest in the whole history of chess and in terms of play, according to Kramnik’s opinion, Anand is in no way weaker than Kasparov. Subscribe on YouTube Let me also tell you some interesting facts about Vishy Anand. For example, Vishwanathan is his father’s name and his given name is Anand. Apart from /Tamil and English, he is also fluent in French, German, and Spanish languages. A minor planet discovered in 1988 has been officially named “(4538) Vishyanand.” However, the most significant fact that proves that Anand deserves to be on the list of candidates is that he is the only player to have won the world chess championship in the tournament, match, and knockout format, as well as rapid time controls. Let me now demonstrate the best game played by Vishy Anand. It was his game against Vladimir Kramnik played in 2008. In this video you learned about Vishy Anand, the best Indian chess player. Thank you for watching and make sure to like this video, subscribe to my channel and share it with your friends - chess players. I hope you enjoyed this video and liked the game analysis. But if you think that it wasn’t the best Vishy’s game and there is another game in his chess career that more deserves to be the best, please, share it into the comment section below this video. Visit my Chess Blog to read more Chess News from FM Viktor Neustroev Best Regards, FM Viktor Neustroev

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like this position? well you can find so many more like this if you join GM RB Ramesh's discord server, he is know to be one of the worlds top coaches and he has opened a server for free tips and puzzles for anyone who wants them so join the sever now, making a account is super easy, https://discord.com/invite/H4vhVYRCdT. Please join as he is working very hard streaming and not getting enough recognition.

Hi, this club is for fun only You can put any puzzle here (I like the movements before and after the game to be clear) for example:

I know that many talented chess players are also extremely good at mathematics. To anyone out there, the Online Elementary Mathematics Competition will be held on January 9th. Kids 6th grade and under are all allowed to attend. To sign up, fill out this form: https://forms.gle/bYATJ273eoRuJahs9. Check out our website here for more info: https://sites.google.com/view/2020oemc/2021-oemc?authuser=0 The contest is actually quite challenging, and consists of a 25 question Individual round (45 minutes) and a 10 question Duo round where you can have a partner (30 minutes). Prizes include a free Module 0 Introduction course from The Daily Challengehttps://daily.poshenloh.com/courses/0-introduction Or a free one hour class with Explore Math (they have a USAMO and AIME qualifier) Thanks, DrSuperJJ

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Hey, I saw a fun game! This is how it works. Members count up (note: members can't count twice in a row), starting at zero. Everytime a admin, SA, or coordinator says something, it breaks the chain and we start over! Let's begin! HighScore: Note: If our highscore is past one-hundred members win! By the Way: If a member says the wrong number, the chain restarts!