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Endgame Studies: #3

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09.23.2013
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Endgame Studies: #3
chessbibliophile
09.23.2013

The 9th Chess Composition Tournament organized by WFCC* drew strong entries in every section. As for endgame studies, it was fascinating to see both veterans and young talents competing. The contest included, among others, specialists, Oleg Pervakov, Vassily Kozyrev and connoisseurs, John Nunn & Jan Timman. The following study by Sergiy Didukh from Ukraine claimed […]

Chess Problem #3

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09.19.2013
Two-mover Section: First Prize
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Chess Problem #3
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09.19.2013

The recently concluded 9th World Chess Composition Tournament (2012-2013) held by WFCC* was a marathon event. 257 composers from 37 countries participated and as many as 553 entries in 7 individual sections were submitted for prize selection. Russia was first, followed by Ukraine and Israel in this prestigious tournament. The following award winner is for […]

It's Your Move: #3

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09.14.2013
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It's Your Move: #3
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09.14.2013

In the following position, White is already a rook and knight down. Should he seek a win or try to find a draw? This is a position arising out of Kasparov’s analysis of The Immortal Game (Anderssen-Kieseritzky 1851) in Vol. I of My Great Predecessors (Everyman Chess.2003)

It's Your Move: #2

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09.03.2013
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It's Your Move: #2
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09.03.2013

In the following position does White have an immediate win or only persistent pressure?   An analysis position from M.M.Botvinnik’s games:

Chess Problems:#2

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09.02.2013
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Chess Problems:#2
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09.02.2013

Dragan Stojnic 1st Prize, FIDE Olympic Tourney, Istanbul 2012 White to play and mate in two moves

Endgame Studies: #2

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09.02.2013
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Endgame Studies: #2
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09.02.2013

Oleg Pervakov (1960-) is an outstanding Russian composer with about 200 studies to his credit. Many of them have won awards. A few years ago he was honoured with the title, Grandmaster of Composition by FIDE. Pervakov, a distinguished scientist in plasma physics joined 64, the Russian magazine to devote more time for chess. Recently […]

It's Your Move: #1

Yury Markushin
Yury Markushin
08.23.2013
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It's Your Move: #1
Yury Markushin
08.23.2013

Questions 1)Who was the player with the White pieces? 2)Is there a precedent to the combination seen in this position? White to move and win Solution A Rossolimo Brilliancy Nicolas Rossolimo – Paul Reissman, San Juan 1967 One precedent was set by a famous U.S. Champion. The Marshall Brilliancy Stepan Levitsky-Frank Marshall, Breslau 1912   […]

Chess Problems: #1

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08.23.2013
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Chess Problems: #1
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08.23.2013

Marjan Kovačević (1957-) is an outstanding Serbian chess problemist. His work has received a number of prizes. He has also co-authored a book, 2345 Chess problems – Anthology of Chess Combinations with late Milan Velimorović. Marjan Kovačević The following two-mover won the First Prize in the FIDE World Cup Competition 2011. White to move and […]

Endgame Studies: #1

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08.15.2013
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Endgame Studies: #1
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08.15.2013

Yuri Bazlov (1947-) is an outstanding Russian composer with more than 200 studies to his credit. A number of them have won prizes. Here is his latest achievement.He shared the First and Second Prize with Oleg Pervakov in the Composing Competition held on the occasion of Tata Steel Tournament 2013. The study makes a stunning […]

Middlegame Tactics: 7 Problems to Solve and Time Yourself

Yury Markushin
Yury Markushin
08.20.2012
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Middlegame Tactics: 7 Problems to Solve and Time Yourself
Yury Markushin
08.20.2012

I have outlined in the Chess Training Program Outline (for up to 2100 ELO) that tactics is an important part of the chess player’s preparation and it is recommended to practice it on regular basis (our program recommends 20 hours of tactics training). I also published various chess tactics studies which should help sharpen your […]

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