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ChessPublishing.com is a well-known site devoted to opening theory. This column deals with updates on recent developments from the site. Focus would be bothon topical variationsand rare lines that can be used in practice-Ed.
Our columnist offers a glimpse of developments in theory from ChessPublishing.com-Ed.
ChessBase Magazine is the flagship of ChessBase and released every two months. Our columnist offers a review of a recent issue-Ed.
New in Chess Yearbook 114 Softcover: 256 pages New in Chess. 2015 “David meets Goliath!” They said when Wesley So faced Vassily Ivanchuk at Wijk-aan-Zee Tournament this year and they weren’t wrong. As Black, So came up with a TN in Ruy Lopez and trounced the Ukranian maverick.
ChessBaseMagazine is the flagship of ChessBase and released every two months. Our columnist offers review of a recent issue-Ed.
De la Bourdonnais versus McDonnell, 1834 by Cary Utterberg Softcover: 416 pages McFarland. 2012 (First published in 2005)
De la Bourdonnais versus McDonnell, 1834 by Cary Utterberg Softcover: 416 pages McFarland. 2012 (First published in 2005)
Chessbibliophile continues his series of reviews on New in Chess Yearbooks, important titles from the point of opening theory. If you wish to read a review of the New in Chess Yearbook 103 it may be found here -Ed.
Today I will be doing a review of an online chess playing website called ChessLive.com. There are many websites that allow you to play online chess. What’s so special about this one? Well, let’s take a closer look from the inside and find out.
In this review I will be talking about How to Beat Titled Players video course by GM Igor Smyrnov. He claims that to beat stronger players (300 points higher than yourself) ‘you need to have special knowledge which is not presented in the chess books’ and also ‘some unique skills’ that only strong players possess […]
