What kind of skills would you like to polish?
Do you want to know other playing sites, do you want to know good forum sites, etc ...
IMO chess.com is a best overall site, some sites excels at certain features, but they don't have it all. 
other instructional chess websites?
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Playing here seems to be great, what i'm more interested in is good game analysis of GM's, (which i can't seem to find that much of here) or something similar to chess mentor. Endgame and tactics puzzles are great too.
no more suggestions for any other places?
Nov 14, 2010
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If you enjoy videos on chess, I have a channel on YouTube where I post instructional videos.
Maybe you could benefit...
kco wrote:
we don't really want to tell you, we just want you to stay here hahaha...
nice one. 
ChessVideos.tv has lots of free videos, but the quality varies a lot. Recently they started charging a fee to see most master videos. it's not a bad deal, but I already pay for video access here, plus the quality here is very high.
Here's a link to the ChessVideos forum. Click "Chess Video Search" at the top. They also have various Chess Tools that might be interesting on the same page.
http://www.chessvideos.tv/forum/index.php
A friend of mine had a blog where he gathered all the links for free chess, sites and info he could and organized it. He hasn't been keeping it up, but there is a lot of stuff on there. Give it a look:
http://bishopsbounty.blogspot.com/
this website is really great, and i think playing against the computer here (in live chess) is very useful.
I often visit chessgames.com, a huge database of games by gransmasters and world champions, I think it could be useful too. Try watching the saved games and try to guess the moves.
good luck
I googled and googled but decided that this was the best site in all aspects.
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Considering that I'm a new player, i'm always looking for new ways to practice chess. Some are pretty cool as they have an enormous amount of tactics problems, but I was wondering if there were any other equally good FREE websites to polish my skills. I also greatly enjoyed some grandmaster game analysis done by thechesswebsite on youtube. Chess mentor on here is pretty cool but unfortunately i don't have the ability to pay for more. Thanks.