July 23rd, 1944. Alexander Alekhine is having lunch with players and organizers of the International Chess Tournament in Gijon, that he won.
🔗 David Llada ♞ (@davidllada)
🔗 David Llada ♞ (@davidllada)
At the 48th USSR Championship, December 1980.
At the board: O. Romanishin & R. Vaganian; standing: O. Dementiev (Vaganian's trainer), J. Dorfman, N. Golovko (Chief Arbiter) & A. Vaisser (trainer of L. Psakhis).
(📷N. Golovko, via http://www.chess-rostov.ru.)
🔗 Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess)
At the board: O. Romanishin & R. Vaganian; standing: O. Dementiev (Vaganian's trainer), J. Dorfman, N. Golovko (Chief Arbiter) & A. Vaisser (trainer of L. Psakhis).
(📷N. Golovko, via http://www.chess-rostov.ru.)
🔗 Douglas Griffin (@dgriffinchess)
"The biggest problem I see among people who want to excel in chess – and in business and in life in general – is not trusting their instincts enough."
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@UnityChessClub
🔸 Garry Kasparov
@UnityChessClub
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100 Years 100 Brilliancies!
You will never become like Alekhine if the variations control you - Botvinnik to young Kasparov.
🔗 Chess History (@MrMarksTV)
🔗 Chess History (@MrMarksTV)
Press photographers compete for the best shot of Paul Keres, Hastings, 30 December 1957. The amateur chess photographer (who took this shot) finds himself outmanoeuvred. A familiar scenario for all but the most determined chess photographers...
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🔗 John Saunders (@johnchess)
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Paul Keres - Best Chess Tactics!