Grandmaster Illya Nyzhnyk reveals how he handles the difficult decision when presented with two equally good moves.
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2022.02.07
Titas Stremavicius vs. Illya Nyzhnyk, 2020
Ray Robson vs Illya Nyzhnyk, Spring Chess Classic (A) (2019)
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Alex Moellering discusses how to evaluate a given chess position. Learn about counting material, when material value changes, piece activity, and more. The mysterious masked Alex gives real examples.
Woman Grandmaster Thalia Cervantes looks at Jeffery Xiong's game against Igor Lysyj from the first round of the 2019 Chess World Cup, the largest knockout tournament in the game. Xiong made it all the way to the quarterfinals.
2022.03.17
Igor Lysyj vs Jeffery Xiong, World Cup (2019): D26 Queen's Gambit Accepted, classical variation, 6.O-O
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Woman Grandmaster Thalia Cervantes takes viewers into the mind of professional chess player preparing for tournament play.
2022.03.17
Grandmaster Vladimir Georgiev takes viewers into the mind of professional chess player preparing for tournament play.
2022.03.17
The Corporate Chess League continues its Spring season. Join NM Caleb Denby for the move-by-move.
2022.04.07
Chess Instructor Dr. Dirk Downing talks about his students at Jennings Junior High School in Saint Louis. The students describe the benefits of the scholastic chess program.
Harrison Keyser faces a strong chess player who seems to have a promising chess career ahead of him.
Harrison Keyser:
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Harrison Keyser faces an incredibly sharp endgame in a slow, instructive, classical game
Harrison Keyser:
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The Corporate Chess League continues its Spring season. Join NM Caleb Denby for the move-by-move.
Due to a Chess.com server error, only the extra games played by MegaCake were viewable.
2022.03.24
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