Moscow, 25th May 1967. The 4th round of the great international tournament organised to mark the 50th anniversary of the Revolution is in progress.

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"Chess is a great game. No matter how good one is, there is always somebody better. No matter how bad one is, there is always somebody worse."

🔸 Israel Albert Horowitz

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Turin, 2nd June 2006. The 37th Olympiad, Round 11 - USA v. Russia.

Kamsky (w) ½:½ Kramnik
Onischuk ½:½ Svidler
Nakamura 1-0 Grischuk
Kaidanov ½:½ Bareev.

Watching, seated - the legendary grandmaster Andor Lilienthal (1911-2010).

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Move of the Day!

Daily #chesspuzzle
Zhao Jun - Minasian, Moscow 2004

https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/124146

Best of Banter Blitz Cup, here are 10 puzzles from previous rounds:

https://chesspuzzle.net/List/252

Magnus 0.2 - Reactions!

​​Weekly Unity musobaqasiga ro'yxatdan o'tgan O'zbekistonliklar:


1.GM Sindarov Javokhir
2.GM Abdusattorov Nodirbek
3.IM Abdisalimov Abdimalik
4.IM Nigmatov Ortiq
5.FM Abduraxmonov Muhammadali
6.FM Fayzullaev Akmal
7.FM Shermuxammedov Samandar
8.FM Madaminov Muxiddin
9.FM Saydaliev Saidakbar
10.FM Tillayev Ulugbek
11.Sattorov Bobur
12.Tursunov Saidakmal
13.Tursunov Saidafzal
14.Karimov Shakhzod
15.Xalilova Muxlisa

Ro'yxatdan o'tish uchun:
Bobur Sattorov
Karimov Shakhzod

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Chess Life', August 1982. The cover features the Seirawan v. Karpov encounter from the recent London (Phillips & Drew) international. The American grandmaster defeated the World Champion, who nevertheless went on to share 1st-2nd places with Ulf Andersson of Sweden.

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▪️ Yasser Seirawan vs Anatoly Karpov
▪️ London ENG (1982), rd 11, Apr-27
▪️ Queen's Gambit Declined: Three Knights Variation. General (D55)

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▪️ Yasser Seirawan - Anatoly Karpov, London 1982
▪️ PGN format

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"The highest Art of the Chess player lies in not allowing your Opponent to show you what he can do."

🔸 Garry Kasparov

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As usual on Fridays, we offer you an endgame study to solve. This one is composed by Paul Heuäcker (Germany, 1899-1969) and is arguably one of the most beautiful chess compositions.

White to move and win.

As we move chess online, how to play (and how not to play) in online matches is becoming ever-more important: Here is my brand new chesscom blog: https://chess.com/blog/timpeterwall/my-7-top-tips-for-playing-online-matches

Remembering Miguel Najdorf

https://en.chessbase.com/post/remembering-miguel-najdorf

When is a Strong Centre NOT a Strong Centre? (Answer: When Nezhmetdinov faces Tal!)

https://www.chess.com/blog/kamalakanta/when-is-a-strong-centre-not-a-strong-centre-answer-when-nezhmetdinov-faces-tal

Move of the Day!

Daily #chesspuzzle
Van den Broeck - Trifunovic, Chess Olympiad, Munich 1958

https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/124576