2023 U.S. Senior Champion Grandmaster Melikset Khachiyan lectures on opening preparation and how much it affects the results of your games.
2023.10.03
Carlos Matamoros vs. Melik Khachiyan, 2013: A15 English, 1...Nf6 (Anglo-Indian defense)
Marc Andria Maurizzi vs Ivan Schitco, World Junior Championship (2023): C70 Ruy Lopez, Classical defence deferred
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=2577956
Live from CityPark, Chess Club Executive Director Tony Rich hosts the opening ceremony of the 2023 U.S. & U.S. Women's Championships. Plus, see the induction ceremonies for the U.S. Chess Hall of Fame. The fields and inductees are listed below. Play begins Thursday, October 5 at 1 P.M. CDT.
2023 U.S. Chess Championship: Caruana, W. So, Aronian, Dominguez, Shankland, Sevian, Niemann, Robson, Swiercz, Xiong, Mishra, Tang
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski lectures a chess class on opening preparation.
Alex Moellering demonstrates how to add a new chess opening to your repertoire., using the Benoni and Old Benoni.
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski shows his beautiful chess ideas, mostly his own games and positions inspired by his games, in this second edition. Watch the first part: https://youtube.com/live/lJHQsvKnNbA.
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski proposes complex chess puzzles that he composed himself, and relates them to tournament preparation.
2023.09.21
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski teaches a chess class about the preparation of top tournament chess players.
2023.09.21
This year’s tournament fields among the strongest of all time; chess legends to be celebrated during U.S Chess Hall of Fame induction ceremony
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski teaches a chess class about the preparation of top tournament chess players.
2023.09.14
Victor Mikhalevski vs. Wonder Liang, 2023: D35 Queen's Gambit Declined, exchange variation
Mikhalevski vs. Tymur Keleberda, 2023: E25 Nimzo-Indian, Saemisch, Keres variation
Mikhalevski vs. Franz Braeuer, 2023: C45 Scotch, Mieses variation
https://2700chess.com/games/braeuer-mikhalevski-r8-maia-2023-09-01
Grandmaster Victor Mikhalevski teaches a chess class about the preparation of top tournament chess players.
2023.09.14
Victor Mikhalevski vs. Wonder Liang, 2023: D35 Queen's Gambit Declined, exchange variation
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