National Master Caleb Denby recaps several key games between World Champion & World #1 Magnus Carlsen and World #2 Hikaru Nakamura. Examine how Nakamura has failed to gain a substantial edge in their head-to-head record in this inevitable rivalry, except in one classical game.
Nick Risko teaches how to avoid the Marshall Attack in this Chess Openings Explained lecture.
2021.04.13
Woman Grandmaster Sabina Foisor teaches a chess class on a topic of her choice.
2021.04.29
Woman Grandmaster Sabina Foisor teaches a chess endgame class.
2021.04.13
Nick Risko teaches how to avoid the Marshall Attack in this Chess Openings Explained lecture.
2021.04.13
Eight players compete in a double round robin in Yekaterinburg to determine who challenges Magnus Carlsen for the 2021 World Championship. Join GMs Alejandro Ramirez, Yasser Seirawan, and Maurice Ashley for the move-by-move.
2021.04.19
USChessChamps.com
National Master Caleb Denby recaps several key games between World Champion & World #1 Magnus Carlsen and World #2 Hikaru Nakamura. Examine how Nakamura has failed to gain a substantial edge in their head-to-head record in this inevitable rivalry.
Nick Risko teaches how to avoid the Marshall Attack in this Chess Openings Explained lecture.
2021.02.03
SAINT LOUIS, Monday, April 12, 2021 - The FIDE Candidates Tournament will resume on April 19, 2021 in Yekaterinburg, Russia
FIDE Master Thalia Cervantes teaches a class on chess intuition, the capacity to come up with a plausible explanation for why a move has been made. See Thalia's game from the 2017 Carlos Torre Repetto Memorial. Tap into your intuition, and learn more about how chess works through the process of intuitive play.
2021.02.07
Jorge Marcos Gomez vs. Thalia Cervantes, 2017: A05 Reti, King's Indian attack
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