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By Bruce Pandolfini
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October 1, 2007 |
Some of the best chess lessons are those that center on ridiculously winning games, where simplification and maintaining control highlight superior performance. Most good players tend to win by mundanely direct methods.
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By GM Susan Polgar with FM Paul Truong
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October 1, 2007 |
GM Boris Gulko gives a lesson in accumulating advantages, building up an overwhelming position in this game from the Cali Continental Championships in Cali, Colombia this past July.
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By IM Danny Kopec, Ph.D.
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September 20, 2007 |
How Computers, Tournaments & Etiquette Have Changed the Royal Game
No, this article is not about the issue of drug testing in chess. A whole generation of our readers has come of age not realizing what chess was like just a short era ago—and not realizing what has been lost.
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By GM Eugene Perelshteyn
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September 20, 2007 |
The American contingent in Cali turns in an impressive performance as Varuzhan Akobian and Alexander Ivanov tie for first, Gulko is 6-13th, and Sergey Kudrin, Dmitry Gurevich, and Jaan Ehlvest finish 14-22nd.
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By Jon Jacobs
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September 20, 2007 |
King’s Gambit ties a personal memoir to an examination of top-level chess—with a dose of “espionage” thrown in for good measure.
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