Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky analyzes his own chess games and preparation in the Nimzo-English.
2023.12.14
Alex Yermolinsky vs Alexey Vyzmanavin, White Nights (1984): A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1146502
Alex Yermolinsky vs Eduardas Rozentalis, Keres Memorial (1993): A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1150997
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky continues his three-part series on the Nimzo-English.
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky analyzes his own chess games in the English attack.
2023.12.14
Alex Yermolinsky vs Alexey Vyzmanavin, White Nights (1984): A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1146502
Alex Yermolinsky vs Eduardas Rozentalis, Keres Memorial (1993): A17 English, Nimzo-English opening
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1150997
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky continues his three-part series on the English attack.
2023.12.21
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky analyzes his own chess games.
2023.12.14
In commanding fashion, Grandmaster (GM) Fabiano Caruana won both the 2023 Saint Louis Rapid & Blitz and Sinquefield Cup to become the overall 2023 Grand Chess Tour champion.
National Master Ralph Tan teaches a beginner chess class about drawing combinations, using perpetual check, stalemate, sacrifice, and more! Plus, see the shortest possible stalemate, and the shortest possible stalemate with all pieces on the board.
Grandmaster Illia Nyzhnyk shows how to make your chess opponent regret their positional mistakes.
2023.12.05
Illia Nyzhnyk vs. Lev Paciorkowski, 2019
Erik Santarius vs. Nyzhnyk, 2019
National Master Ralph Tan teaches a beginner chess class about drawing combinations.
2023.12.05
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