Amateur Game Review: Amateur's Mind 1
Danny tackles the use of intuition and calculation in the first half of this game analysis, exhorting his viewers to use...
The 10 Best Chess Moves of All Time: #1
#1!! The move in question is an unusual but strong positional concept, connected with a couple possible pawn sacrifices,...
Bishop vs. Knight; Fischer-Taimanov, 1971
Showing a Bobby Fischer effort, GM Khachiyan gives an instructive display on how Rook and Bishop can, seemingly effortlessly,...
Aron Nimzowitsch; Not Pawns, Pieces
The Innovators! The independent thinkers! Ladies and Gentlemen-- the Hyper-modernist. No chess tome or appreciation would...
The 10 Best Moves of All Time: #2
We're only one step away from the best move of all time! In second place we have *drumroll* Vishy Anand with an incredibly...
Amateur Game Review: Chess Crimes 2
IM Rensch brings you a second installment of Chess Crimes. Today's main crime... dogma! Check this one out, as not only...
Isolated Queen Pawns: Good and Bad Knights
If you enjoyed IM Rensch's series on isolated queen pawns, be sure to check out this video, in which GM Khachiyan adds to...
The 10 Best Moves of All Time: #4
The best player of all time finally makes his appearance on IM Shankland's run-down of the best moves of all time, checking...
A Universal System vs. The King's Indian Attack 4
FM Galofre rounds out his coverage of his system vs the King's Indian Attack, by looking at the most challenging line. He...
Good and Bad Bishops; vs. IM Tate
GM Khachiyan continues his strategic lessons about bishops with an example from his own recent tournament play. In this...
Amateur Game Review: Chess Crimes 1
IM Rensch kicks off a new series. Analyzing the games of lower-rated players, he seeks to provide useful advice that you...
The 10 Best Moves of All Time: #5
IM Shankland's run-down of the best moves of all times continues. A seemingly tame endgame erupts with complications when...
The Giant
Magnus Carlsen made it to #1 in the world... without ever having a game of his featured in a chess.com video lesson! Part...
Playing with Positional Advantage
GM Dzindzichashvili tackles the gigantic question of how to play with a positional advantage. The subject being too vast...
Live Sessions 11; One Move at a Time
IM Rensch squares off with another international master, who plays a dubious opening, and then continues with consistent...
Good and Bad Bishops; Ivanchuk v. Anand, 1992
GM Khachiyan shows us an incredible strategic conception from [future] World Champion Anand. After showing us how important...
The 10 Best Moves of All Time: #6
IM Shankland continues his run-down of the top 10 moves of all time. Two players already honored by appearing in this list...
A Universal System vs. The King's Indian Attack 3
FM Galofre continues with his lessons on how to play as black against the white systems starting with a quick Nf3, g3, Bg2....
Live Sessions 10; One Move at a Time
IM Rensch faces a new kind of opponent: a BEAST! The beast charges right at him with a King's Gambit, and Danny is forced...
Unusual Strategy and Tactics
GM Dzindzichashvili analyzes an unusual strategic effort of his own from the 1984 Chess Olympiad, where he covered first...
Good and Bad Bishops; Karpov v. Lautier
GM Khachiyan (with the assistance of World Champions Karpov and Kramnik) shows us how to exploit a bad bishop in the opponent's...
The 10 Best Moves of All Time: #7
IM Shankland moves on to a deep effort by Vladimir Kramnik. One thing that really impressed him about this move is that...
Live Sessions 9; One Move at a Time
Another thrilling live session with Danny Rensch. Today he faces an opponent strong enough to trap his king... will this...
A Universal System vs. The King's Indian Attack II
So now that we have the meat and potatoes of the Universal System Vs. The King's Indian Attack, hold your horses for part...
Spanish Torture; Part I
GM Khachiyan introduces a very important strategic consideration in the Ruy Lopez (Chigorin lines): the black knight which...