Grandmaster Cemil Can Ali Marandi shows his favorite games in the London System (or the Mason Variation) that he played with the white pieces.
2022.12.27
JJ Ali Marandi vs. Ernesto Inarkiev, 2018: A45 Queen's pawn game
https://chess24.com/en/watch/live-tournaments/turkish-super-league-2018/...
Grandmaster Cemil Can Ali Marandi looks at even more of his favorite London System games that JJ himself played as White. Watch Part 1: https://youtu.be/EgNI3jGvduQ.
2022.12.29
Grandmaster Cemil Can Ali Marandi shows his favorite games in the London System (or the Mason Variation) that he played with the white pieces.
2022.12.27
Alex Moellering shows his games from the tough Saint Louis Chess Club Staff Tournament, held the evening prior.
2022.12.20
Richard Pointer vs. Alex Moellering, 2022: A20 English opening
Caleb Denny vs. Moellering, 2022: E60 King's Indian defence
Moellering vs. Nathaniel Powell, 2022: B03 Alekhine's defence, Balogh variation
Alex Moellering shows his games from the tough Saint Louis Chess Club Staff Tournament, held the evening prior.
2022.12.20
Grandmaster Cemil Can Ali Marandi analyzes his own games featuring nice chess tactics.
2022.12.20
JJ Ali Marandi vs. Nikhil Kumar, 2017
Jordan Ivanov vs. Ali Marandi, 2011
Cemil Can Ali Marandi vs Jinshi Bai, World Junior Championship (2015)
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1800995
Ali Marandi vs. Dmitry Gurevich, 2018
Alex Moellering teaches a beginner chess class on how to survive complex positions.
Grandmaster Alex Yermolinsky looks at games from young American grandmaster Hans Niemann, who performed well and reached superstardom in 2022.
See Niemann's most complicated positions and how he overcame them, including from the ongoing El Llobregat Open.
Alex Moellering teaches a beginner chess class on how to survive complex positions.
Alex Moellering teaches a beginner chess class on how to survive complex positions.
2022.12.06
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