Grandmaster Romain Édouard walks through great attacking games, and identifies the moments to pounce.
See Daniil Dubov's brilliance in one of Edouard favorite games ever.
Grandmaster Romain Édouard walks through great attacking games, and identifies the moments to pounce.
2022.04.19
Alex Moellering discusses some of the tricky ideas when using the knight. Learn about forks, outposts, and smothered mate.
Grandmaster Robert Hungaski looks at two games played by Levon Aronian at the 2022 FIDE Grand Prix Berlin (third tournament). Levon had success, as his opponents Hikaru Nakamura and Leinier Dominguez accepted his Queen's Gambit.
Harrison Keyser punishes a weak opening with a flamboyant attack.
Harrison Keyser:
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https://lichess.org/@/randomchampgamer
On Tuesday, we marked the incredibly quick success of MU’s Chess Team and the global name it is making for itself. Just three years in the making, our team has scored national and international wins under the leadership of head coach (and Grandmaster) Cristian Chirila. Several top-tier players from across the globe are now coming to MU to compete with this team. We know there’s still more to do – including winning a national championship.
ST. LOUIS, April 15, 2022 - The Saint Louis Chess Club has announced their 2022 tournament calendar that will include national, international, and local tournament opportunities for spectators and chess players alike.
Grandmaster Romain Édouard uses one of his best preparations ever as Black to show how to use ChessBase to improve your chess game.
International Master Dorsa Derakhshani marches on with the Philidor Defense, based on the teachings of Parimarjan Negi and his book.
BUY NEGI'S BOOK: http://www.qualitychess.co.uk/products/1/227/grandmaster_repertoire_-_1e...
2022.04.13
C41 Philidor, Improved Hanham variation
International Master Dorsa Derakhshani marches on with the Philidor Defense, based on the teachings of Parimarjan Negi and his book.
BUY NEGI'S BOOK: http://www.qualitychess.co.uk/products/1/227/grandmaster_repertoire_-_1e...
2022.04.13
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