Soviet grandmaster Viktor Korchnoi, pictured in play v. Svetozar Gligorić of Yugoslavia in the opening round of the Hoogovens tournament, Wijk aan Zee, 12th January 1971.
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Women's World Champion Nona Gaprindashvili (USSR) in play at Beverwijk, 15th January 1963.
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The unpublished games of Nigel Short
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The unpublished games of Nigel Short
Before the era of digital boards and computers, the only way to keep a game safe was to save the physical score sheet. While most of the games are available on Mega Database, there are a few games of strong players which are not published anywhere. Some of…
Today's #chesspuzzle is from the first chess tournament held in Germany:
Oberst Karl August Bernhard Hermann von Hanneken - Graf Conrad Vitzthum von Eckstädt, 1. Rheinischer Schachkongress, Düsseldorf 1862
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/132005
Oberst Karl August Bernhard Hermann von Hanneken - Graf Conrad Vitzthum von Eckstädt, 1. Rheinischer Schachkongress, Düsseldorf 1862
https://chesspuzzle.net/Puzzle/132005
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Puzzle 132005: Black to win
Click the diagram to solve this chess puzzle from the game Von Hanneken, Hermann - Vitzthum von Eckstaedt, Conrad, Duesseldorf 1862.
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Happy 22th birthday to US Chess star GM Kayden Troff!
(born May-06-1998, 22 years old) United States of America
US Senior Master; 2010 U12 Vice-World Champion; FIDE Master (2011); World U14 Champion (2012); International Master (2012); Grandmaster (2014); US Junior Champion (2014); top player U18 in the Americas (January 2015); achieved top rank of Eagle Scout (July 2016).
Preamble
Kayden learned to play chess at the age of 3 and started playing competitive chess when he was 6.
(born May-06-1998, 22 years old) United States of America
US Senior Master; 2010 U12 Vice-World Champion; FIDE Master (2011); World U14 Champion (2012); International Master (2012); Grandmaster (2014); US Junior Champion (2014); top player U18 in the Americas (January 2015); achieved top rank of Eagle Scout (July 2016).
Preamble
Kayden learned to play chess at the age of 3 and started playing competitive chess when he was 6.
Here are 16 mates and chess combinations from the games of USA GM Kayden Troff (22nd birthday today) : http://wtharvey.com/trof.html + 100s of his games. Find the winning moves. #puzzles
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IM Kayden Troff, 14/under World Champion (FIDE 2407) and Dietrich Geisler - Utah HS Championship
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May 10th, 2020
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May 10th, 2020
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Paul Morphy's 5 Most Brilliant Chess Moves
China Increases Lead At FIDE Chesscom Online Nations Cup
https://www.chess.com/article/view/fide-chess-com-online-nations-cup
https://www.chess.com/article/view/fide-chess-com-online-nations-cup
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FIDE Chess.com Online Nations Cup: All The Info
China won the inaugural FIDE Chess.com Online Nations Cup on Sunday. Their Superfinal with the USA ended in 2-2, with China having draw odds for winning the round-robin phase. The full news report on the Superfinal can be found here. The FIDE Chess.com Online…
FIDE chesscom Nations Cup standings after Day 2 (4 rounds):
1️⃣ China - 7
2️⃣ USA - 5
3️⃣ Europe - 5
4️⃣ Russia - 4
5️⃣ Rest of the World - 2
6️⃣ India - 1
Details: https://fide.com/news/511
1️⃣ China - 7
2️⃣ USA - 5
3️⃣ Europe - 5
4️⃣ Russia - 4
5️⃣ Rest of the World - 2
6️⃣ India - 1
Details: https://fide.com/news/511
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FIDE Chess.com Online Nations Cup: Schedule and Results
The Superfinal match China – USA ended in a draw 2-2 but it was enough for China as the team won the round-robin stage. Congratulations!
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Reshevsky, Fine and Botvinnik, during the 4th World Computers Chess Championship. The event was held in the Sheraton hotel of New York, October 1983. It was the last time that these three legends saw each other.
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