National Master Caleb Denby analyzes Wang Hao vs. Anish Giri from the FIDE Grand Prix Beijing in 2013.
2020.03.05
Wang Hao vs Anish Giri, FIDE Grand Prix Beijing (2013): C41 Philidor, Improved Hanham variation
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National Master Caleb Denby teaches a chess endgame class, showing superb examples from the ongoing 2020 FIDE Chess.com Online Nations Cup.
National Master Caleb Denby shows games where checkmating attacks were made without a queen.
National Master Caleb Denby teaches a chess endgame class.
Grandmaster Denes Boros looks at two of Hikaru Nakamura's amazing endgames from the online 2020 Magnus Carlsen Invitational. This is "Insane in the Endgame," a class on chess endgames.
International Master Dorsa Derakhshani takes you inside her head as she plays the Ruy Lopez, or Spanish Opening, with White.
Grandmaster Denes Boros teaches an "Insane in the Endgame," a class on chess endgames.
2020.05.05
Hikaru Nakamura vs Magnus Carlsen, Magnus Carlsen Invitational (2020)
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National Master Caleb Denby continues his profile series on the Caro-Kann. Today, see the Tartakower, also known as the Fantasy variation. This is characterized by 3.f3.
National Master Caleb Denby continues his profile series on the Caro-Kann. Today, see the Tartakower, also known as the Fantasy variation. This is characterized by 3.f3.
2020.05.04
National Master Caleb Denby analyzes the tenth game of Mikhail Tal vs. Mikhail Botvinnik from the World Chess Championship in 1961.
2020.02.27
Mikhail Tal vs Mikhail Botvinnik, Tal - Botvinnik World Championship Rematch (1961): B12 Caro-Kann, advance variation
https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1032562
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