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Hi all, I’m doing an extensive video series on the Anand - Kramnik World Championship Match that was recently held in Bonn, Germany. As we all know Vishy has retained the title in convincing style. Congratulations to him! The individual analysis videos for games 1 - 7 are avalaible from my Chessedelic Shop. Below you will find a [...]
Continue reading...15. October 2008
GAME #1 (playing time: 37 min.) €1.39 GAME #2 (playing time: 52 min.) €1.39 GAME #3 (playing time: 54 min.) €1.39 GAME #4 (playing time: 33 min.) €1.39 GAME #5 (playing time: 28 min.) €1.39 GAME #6 (playing time: 50 min.) €1.39 GAME #7 (playing time: 30 min.) €1.39 Hi all, and… we’re off! It’s exciting [...]
Continue reading...9. October 2008
Photo: Karel Van Der Weide at the Corus Chess Festival (Fred Lucas)
Continue reading...5. October 2008
An instructive fragment from the game Morozevich - Svidler, Moscow 2008
Continue reading...2. October 2008
Photo: Karel Van Der Weide at the Corus Chess Festival (Fred Lucas)
Continue reading...28. September 2008
Of course this famous combination also features in our series of The World's Most Famous Chess Combinations. Enjoy!
Continue reading...23. September 2008
Photo: Karel Van Der Weide at the Corus Chess Festival (Fred Lucas)
Continue reading...14. September 2008
Hi all, apologies for being away a bit longer. I have accepted a new position as a student coach and that has taken up some of my time. But don’t worry I will also remain chess coach! Back to chess now. Bilbao has provided us with a number of interesting games and this time I’m [...]
Continue reading...3. September 2008
Yesterday was the first round of the new Grand Slam Chess Final. it is being held in Bilbao, Spain. Magnus Carlsen got of to a great start as he defeated Levon Aronian with black. It reminded me of the candidates matches they played in Elista earlier. There Carlsen put up a tremendous fight to constantly [...]
Continue reading...2. September 2008
Photo: Karel Van Der Weide at the Corus Chess Festival (Fred Lucas)
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15. November 2008
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