Do you like candy? Well, here is some chess candy for you. I’ve decided to start a series of videos on famous chess combinations. This installment we’ll take a look at the famous game between Zukertort and Blackburne (no, not Rovers;-)) which was played in London 1883. Enjoy!
Continue reading...18. May 2008
Ivanchuk has won the M-Tel masters Chess Tournament in Sofia Bulgaria, 2008 with the fantastic score of 8 out of 10. Whilst winning all of his five games during the first leg of the tournament, Ivanchuk was on the defensive in the second leg but he never cracked and remained undefeated. In the tenth and final round [...]
Continue reading...17. May 2008
During the 7th round of the M-Tel Masters Chess Tournament Teimour Radjabov managed to win in a very nice and instructive way against Bu Xianghzhi. Check out the video!
Continue reading...15. May 2008
Are you experiencing difficulties calculating moves? Would you like to improve your analytical process? Then use C.A.S.A!
Continue reading...14. May 2008
Are you missing moves? Are you having trouble finding the right moves? This article contains tips on how to improve the first part of your analytical process: finding candidate moves that will do the job!
Continue reading...13. May 2008
As we speak it is the rest day of the M-tel Masters Chess Tournament in Sofia Bulgaria. What happened thus far in the first half of the tournament is quite amazing: Vassily Ivanchuk scored an incredible 5 out of 5! His TPR sofar is an unprecedented 3537!
Continue reading...11. May 2008
Would you like some tips on how to approach the game of chess? This article is about appreciation, honesty en cheating in the game of chess and the different ways the chess player can sabotage him self in this respect
Continue reading...8. May 2008
Hello and welcome to my first post! Let’s hope it will not be my “Last Post”, this is when they do the trumpet-thing in Ieper and Kortrijk, Belgium to commemorate the casualties of the First World War.
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20. May 2008
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