Lee vs Paragua's Endgame #uschesschamps #usjuniors #chess #chessendgame #chesscom
Squeezing water from a stone, the commentators analyze the opposite color bishop endgame between Alice Lee and Megan Paragua
Squeezing water from a stone, the commentators analyze the opposite color bishop endgame between Alice Lee and Megan Paragua
Out of the opening between Christopher Yoo and Balaji Daggupati, a pawn grubber lures IM Paikidze into some pawn grubbing play.
In this endgame position between Brewington Hardaway and Andrew Hong, the commentators gives a brief summation on how to defend in this endgame
Alice Lee manipulates her opponent into making a move that opens a vicious double attack and increases Alice's chance for the win
Chirila finds another brilliant checkmating from the position between the juniors, Andrew Hong and Brewington Hardaway
Like a needle in the haystack, Chirila finds an interesting checkmating possibility in Alice Lee's position against Omya Vidyarthi
As the approach of the ending rounds in the Championships, Yasser shares a fear he had against a rival opponent who had no wins during the tournament
IM Nazi Paikidze takes a position from Alice Lee to brush up on her upcoming Women's Championship prep.
Sometimes the most difficult task in a playing chess is knowing how to claim a draw
Difficult endgame position with a huge time difference, a bishop is maturely sacrificed