National Master Julian Proleiko teaches a beginner chess class on opening principles.
2024.01.09
Paul Morphy vs Duke Karl / Count Isouard, Paris (1858): C41 Philidor's defence
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1233404
Julian Proleiko vs. Kenneth Wallach, 2023: B27 Sicilian, Hungarian variation
Proleiko vs. ???, 2023: A09 Reti opening
Grandmaster Elshan Moradiabadi refutes the Stafford Gambit, Elephant Gambit, and more!
2024.01.09
Grandmaster Elshan Moradiabadi refutes the Stafford Gambit, Elephant Gambit, and more!
2024.01.04
National Master Julian Proleiko teaches a beginner chess class on king and pawn endgames you absolutely should know!
2024.01.02
Grandmaster Elshan Moradiabadi stretches classical players to their limits with less time on the clock. So, how good CAN you be in quick chess?
2024.01.02
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky concludes his three-part series on the Nimzo-English.
2023.12.28
Alex Yermolinsky vs. Ricardo de Guzman, 2005: A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
Yermolinsky vs. Anton Kovalyov, 2015: A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
Yermolinsky vs. James Plaskett, 2020: A17 English, Queens Indian formation
https://old.chesstempo.com/gamedb/game/4647982
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky analyzes the best games from the first day (Rounds 1-5) of the 2023 World Rapid Chess Championship in Samarkand, Uzbekistan.
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky teaches a beginner chess class on attacks and defenses, including double attacks and forks.
2023.12.26
Alex Yermolinsky vs. Kutkov, 1972
Yermolinsky vs. Kulikov, 1972
Yermolinsky vs. Melikov, 1972
Sinquefield Cup 2023
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