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🛄 UNITY CHESS OPEN GRAND PRIX TOURNAMENT
♦️ Saturday, May 19th, 2018
🛄 USCF RATED TOURNAMENT
💢 Play with high rated players!
💢 Improve your USCF rating!
💢 Practical checking your opening repertoire!
💢 Experience playing in a grand prix tournament!
🔵 Check in and Register on time :
⭕️ 8:15-8:45 am
☎️ Tell: 602 - 326 - 2727
💟 Download regulations and share with your friends👇🏼👇🏼
https://t.me/unitychess/6659
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🛄 UNITY CHESS OPEN GRAND PRIX TOURNAMENT
♦️ Saturday, May 19th, 2018
🛄 USCF RATED TOURNAMENT
💢 Play with high rated players!
💢 Improve your USCF rating!
💢 Practical checking your opening repertoire!
💢 Experience playing in a grand prix tournament!
🔵 Check in and Register on time :
⭕️ 8:15-8:45 am
☎️ Tell: 602 - 326 - 2727
💟 Download regulations and share with your friends👇🏼👇🏼
https://t.me/unitychess/6659
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⚛️ UNITY CHESS OPEN GRAND PRIX TOURNAMENT REGULATIONS
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❇️ #About_Engqvist
🔹 Thomas Engqvist
🔹 Swedish author and international master
♦️ Thomas Engqvist is an International Master from Sweden. He has over 30 years' experience as a chess coach and teacher. He has worked with players at world championship level in both junior and correspondence chess.
🔸 Born: December 6, 1963 (age 55)
♦️ Thomas Engqvist'Books:👇🏼
💢 The Reti: Move by Move ⭕️ 2017
💢 Petrosian: Move by Move ⭕️ 2014
💢 Chess Strategy for Kids ⭕️ 2016
💢 Stein: Move by Move
♦️ A memorable game by Thomas Engqvist👇🏼
▪️ Thomas Engqvist vs Vladimiro Satta
▪️ European Club (2016), Novi Sad SRB, rd 5, Nov-10
▪️ Wade Defense: General (A41)
♦️ Review and download PGN file👇🏼
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🔹 Thomas Engqvist
🔹 Swedish author and international master
♦️ Thomas Engqvist is an International Master from Sweden. He has over 30 years' experience as a chess coach and teacher. He has worked with players at world championship level in both junior and correspondence chess.
🔸 Born: December 6, 1963 (age 55)
♦️ Thomas Engqvist'Books:👇🏼
💢 The Reti: Move by Move ⭕️ 2017
💢 Petrosian: Move by Move ⭕️ 2014
💢 Chess Strategy for Kids ⭕️ 2016
💢 Stein: Move by Move
♦️ A memorable game by Thomas Engqvist👇🏼
▪️ Thomas Engqvist vs Vladimiro Satta
▪️ European Club (2016), Novi Sad SRB, rd 5, Nov-10
▪️ Wade Defense: General (A41)
♦️ Review and download PGN file👇🏼
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Seated in the front (L to R) are: Jose Raul Capablanca, Edward Lasker, Jacob Bernstein, and Frank Marshall.
The 1915 New York Masters Tournament with 8 invited players.
Capablanca won the tournament.
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The 1915 New York Masters Tournament with 8 invited players.
Capablanca won the tournament.
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(Sitting) Karpov, Geller, and Balashov, (standing) Kasparov, Tal and Polugaevsky. Malta, 1980.
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Susan Polgar playing a quick game against former World Champion Mikhail Tal.
The little girl leaned on the table is no one else but Judit Polgar, who then was about five years old.
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The little girl leaned on the table is no one else but Judit Polgar, who then was about five years old.
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In 1939, Najdorf played in the Buenos Aires Olympiad. It saved his life. Not one of his 300 members of his family survived the holocaust.
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In October 2008, school children in the USA played a chess match with astronaut Greg Chamitoff, who was on the International Space Station.
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This brief clip sequence of Capablanca in simultaneous play in Leningrad in February 1935 is so good that you can see the glow in his eyes.
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📘 36.Ne3!
A prophylactic retreat to prevent ...Nd3 and ...Nd1.
36...Nd3 37.Qe4+ +-
36...Kg7 37.Qb4 Qb1 38.g4 Kg8 39.Nf5 Qc2 40.Qb8+ Kh7 41.Qb7 Kh8 42.Qe7 1-0
A prophylactic retreat to prevent ...Nd3 and ...Nd1.
36...Nd3 37.Qe4+ +-
36...Kg7 37.Qb4 Qb1 38.g4 Kg8 39.Nf5 Qc2 40.Qb8+ Kh7 41.Qb7 Kh8 42.Qe7 1-0
📘 The combinations are on the way!
19.N×e6! N×e6 20.Qd5 Q×d5 21.e×d5 R×f3! 22.g×f3 Ne5 23.R×e5! d×e5 24.d×e6 =
19.N×e6! N×e6 20.Qd5 Q×d5 21.e×d5 R×f3! 22.g×f3 Ne5 23.R×e5! d×e5 24.d×e6 =