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[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #9:
Byrne - Fischer, New York 1956
![[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #9:<br />Byrne - Fischer, New York 1956](http://www.chessedelic.com/wp-content/themes/freshnews/thumb.php?src=http://www.chessedelic.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/09/bobby_fischer_01.jpg&h=75&w=75&zc=1&q=80)
Of course this famous combination also features in our series of The World's Most Famous Chess Combinations. Enjoy!
Continue reading...[video] Chess Opening Traps #4: The Hungarian Game Reversed (1)
Sunday, June 29, 2008
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[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #8: Glucksberg - Najdorf
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
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Continue reading...[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #7: Capablanca - Mattison
Sunday, June 22, 2008
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Continue reading...[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #6: Bogoljubow v. Aljechin
Sunday, June 15, 2008
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Continue reading...[video] The World’s Most Famous Chess Combinations #5: Adams v. Torre
Thursday, June 12, 2008
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In New Orleans Adams played what is probably the most beautiful overloading combination in the history of chess. Poor Torre was desperately trying to keep his pieces together but in the end could not manage against the well poised violence of white’s heavy pieces.
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Topalov - Carlsen, Bilbao 2008 - [video] Chess News #30:
Moscow Shocker: Morozevich Loses Two In A Row! - [video] Chess News #28: Morozevich - Kramnik, Moscow 2008
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Experience Kramnik - Anand!
Chessedelic Offers The Alternative... - [video] Chess News #9: Carlsen - Ivanchuk, Foros 2008
- [video] Chess Opening Traps #1: The Russian Game (1)
- [video] Chess News #26: Timman - Werle, London 2008
- [video] Chess News #16: Naiditsch - Kramnik, Dortmund 2008 (10)
- [video] Chess News #17: Nepomniachtchi - Van Wely, Dortmund 2008 (6)
- [video] The World's Most Famous Chess Combinations #5: Adams v. Torre (6)
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- [video] Chess News #30:
Moscow Shocker: Morozevich Loses Two In A Row! (5) - [video] Chess News #32:
Topalov - Carlsen, Bilbao 2008 (4) - [video] The World's Most Famous Chess Combinations #2: Lasker v. Bauer (3)
- [video] Chess News #8: Morozevich - Sokolov, Sarajevo 2008 (3)
- "Himmelhoch jauchzend, zum Tode betrübt" - Part I (3)
- “Himmelhoch jauchzend, zum Tode betrübt” - Part II (3)
- How To Fight Perfectionism In Chess
- [video] Chess News #34:
Kramnik - Anand, Bonn 2008, Game #8 - [chess videos]
Experience Kramnik - Anand!
Chessedelic Offers The Alternative… - [video] Chess News #33: Morozevich - Svidler, Moscow 2008 (Game Fragment)
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Sunday, September 28, 2008
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