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epub |eng | | Author:International Master Arthur van de Oudeweetering

9…d5 This was Simagin’s idea. Now, what many had thought was an impregnable centre is attacked. 10.cxd5 exd5 11.♘xc6 bxc6 12.exd5 ♘xd5 13.♘xd5 cxd5 Lipnitsky: ‘So, nothing has remained from ...
( Category: Chess July 1,2020 )
azw3, pdf |eng | 2016-06-22 | Author:International Master Arthur van de Oudeweetering

24.e5 dxe5 25.f5 With fewer pieces on the board here, this is still a strong sacrifice. This time White seizes control of the light squares, leaving the g7-bishop a miserable ...
( Category: Chess June 15,2020 )
epub |eng | 2014-08-18 | Author:Rodolfo Pardi [Pardi, Rodolfo]

alternatives for Black at move #4 Leonhardt variant 4. ... f6 Black replays actively counterattacking e4. 1. e4 e5 2. f3 c6 3. c3 d5 4. a4 f6 (4... f6 ...
( Category: Puzzles & Games May 6,2020 )
epub |eng | 2014-05-03 | Author:Dave Couture [Couture, Dave]

( Category: Chess May 6,2020 )
epub |eng | 2014-12-20 | Author:Ron Benel [Benel, Ron]

88: Black to move. What is Black’s best move? Find the checkmate. 88: 1...Qd2# A typical checkmate pattern for the queen. 89: Black to move. What is Black’s best move? ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
epub, pdf |eng | 2015-02-05 | Author:Ron Benel [Benel, Ron]

60: 1.Qb8+ [1.Qf7+ Kd8 2.Qd7#; 1.Qd7+ Kf8 2.Qf7# (2.Qd8#) ] 1...Ke7 2.Rxg7# [ Back ] [ Next ] 60: 1.Qb8+ [1.Qf7+ Kd8 2.Qd7#; 1.Qd7+ Kf8 2.Qf7# (2.Qd8#) ] 1...Ke7 2.Rxg7# ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
epub |eng | 2012-11-20 | Author:Anthea Carson & Tim Brennan [Carson, Anthea]

(177) White to move 10.Qf7# The queen moves to f7 with checkmate. From the game Ibthree (1603) – Radon (1299) 1-0 2012 Championship February 1, 2012 Click here to see ...
( Category: Puzzles May 6,2020 )
epub |eng | 2014-02-17 | Author:Rodolfo Pardi [Pardi, Rodolfo]

Back to Table of Contents Addenda Ruy Lopez Bird's defense C61 What happens if White plays 3. Bb5, a classic opening, you are trying to avoid, as you have no ...
( Category: Puzzles & Games May 6,2020 )
epub |eng | 2012-10-08 | Author:T.E. Klemm [Klemm, T.E.]

After 2… Kf7. White plays 3. Kd7 and instantly reaches the Escort Position. After 3. Kd7. And White here has an easy win. Thus, we see how the Recessive Position ...
( Category: Puzzles & Games May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2012-02-29 | Author:Mikhail Cugovsky [Cugovsky, Mikhail]

· Be quietly optimistic and confident in your ability. · Have a clear idea of the openings you intend to play (both as Black and as White). · Get enough ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2012-10-20 | Author:Mikhail Cugovsky [Cugovsky, Mikhail]

There are several queen pawn (1 d4) openings that have similar objectives and often the difference between them is a question of move order or a single move difference. We ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2011-12-23 | Author:Jon Edwards [Edwards, Jon]

10...Be7 Preparing to castle and watching over the important g5 square. 11.a3 An important preventative move, especially with the rook on b1. If instead Bd3, Black could capture on d4 ...
( Category: Distance & Online Learning May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2012-03-26 | Author:Mikhail Cugovsky [Cugovsky, Mikhail]

Mobilise Those Pawn Majorities! Black has just played his 15th. move (0-0) to bring the game to this position. If you were playing the white pieces what moves would you ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2012-11-20 | Author:Mikhail Cugovsky [Cugovsky, Mikhail]

Your last move attacked Black’s rook which will delay any developing move he might have had in mind. Discounting pawns, your pieces have around 40 different moves available. (They’re not ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )
mobi |eng | 2012-05-09 | Author:Mikhail Cugovsky [Cugovsky, Mikhail]

(Viewed from Black’s side of the board) Surely Petrosian couldn’t have thought that by sacrificing the pawn he would trap the queen; there is after all plenty of time for ...
( Category: other May 6,2020 )