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  • Deep Endings #2

    feeds.feedburner.com | 16/04/2011 14:57:00 | Reads: 69
    Ο γκουρου των φιναλε! Φιναλε Φιναλε βαριων κομματιων, Τεταρτη φαση παιχνιδιου σχολια Ν Τεπελενης
  • 1ο Open Τουρνουά Σκάκι Αιδηψός 2011

    giatoskaki.blogspot.com | 16/04/2011 14:25:00 | Reads: 251
     Δείτε την προκήρυξη εδώ
  • Σκακιστική Οδύσσεια-Ραψ ζ’: «Το μη …χοίρον, βέλτιστον»

    www.skakistiko.com | 16/04/2011 14:07:57 | Reads: 180
    Του Παναγιώτη Κονιδάρη η ραψ. α’ εδώ η ραψ. β’ εδώ η ραψ. γ’ εδώ η ραψ. δ’ εδώ η ραψ. ε’ εδώ  Άμα καείς στο χυλό, φυσάς και το γιαούρτι, που λένε και οι πατριώτες στο Θιάκι. Μετά το κάζο που πάθαμε με τους Κύκλωπες και...
  • Book Notice: Sacking the Citadel

    www.thechessmind.net | 16/04/2011 12:40:11 | Reads: 126
    I was just sent a review copy of Correspondence Senior International Master Jon Edwards' Sacking the Citadel: The History, Theory and Practice of the Classic Bishop Sacrifice, and it's unlike any book I'm familiar with. The question that comes to mind is the one GM Karsten Müller asks in his Foreword: A whole book on the single motif Bxh7+? Is this really worth it and is enough relevant...
  • Vallejo, Short and Gustafsson on 6.5/8 in Thailand - 8

    www.chess.co.uk | 16/04/2011 11:40:00 | Reads: 131
    The three favourites for the 11th BCC Thailand Open share the lead on 6.5/8 going into the final round which starts at 3am UK time. They will all be expected to win their final round encounters. Below is the press release for the tournament and 4 games from Round 8.
  • Vallejo, Short and Gustafsson on 6.5/8 in Thailand - 8

    chess.co.uk | 16/04/2011 11:40:00 | Reads: 80
    The three favourites for the 11th BCC Thailand Open share the lead on 6.5/8 going into the final round which starts at 3am UK time. They will all be expected to win their final round encounters. Below is the press release for the tournament and 4 games from Round 8.
  • Ο Ταλ , ο Σιροβ και ο ιπποποταμος!

    feeds.feedburner.com | 16/04/2011 09:40:00 | Reads: 71
     O Ταλ , ο Σιροβ και ο ιπποποταμος! Στο βιβλιο του ο Ταλ αναφερει πως σε μια παρτιδα του σκεφτοταν επι 40 λεπτα τη θυσια ενος ιππου, αλλα δεν μπορουσε να καταλαβει αν ηταν καλη ή οχι. Οι βαριαντες ηταν χαοτικες και...
  • Top Seeds Headed for Photo Finish at Thailand Chess Open - 11-17th of April in Dusit Thani Resort and Spa, Pattaya, Thailand

    reports.chessdom.com | 16/04/2011 09:25:24 | Reads: 130
    After top seed Paco Vallejo of Spain was held to a draw by German third seed Jan Gustafsson, Nigel Short of England took the opportunity to regain a share of the lead with a comfortable victory over Indian Grandmaster Jha Sriram.
  • Announcing ChessVibes Training: our brand new magazine with a weekly column by top GM Anish Giri

    www.chessvibes.com | 16/04/2011 09:24:19 | Reads: 116
    Meet our brand new, second PDF (+PGN) magazine! It’s called… tatatataaaaa… ChessVibes Training. Inspired by the success of our first magazine ChessVibes Openings, we have decided to launch a second, weekly magazine. The first issue will be published in exactly three weeks, on Saturday, May 7th. ChessVibes Training will be quite different from ChessVibes Openings. [...]
  • Foisor upsets Krush; Onischuk, Christiansen win - 1

    www.chess.co.uk | 16/04/2011 09:18:00 | Reads: 124
    There was a very lively first round of the US Championships in Saint Louis. The main surprise came in the women's event when Irina Krush dropped a queen against Sabina-Francesca Foisor in a very playable position. Yasser Seirawan didn't back down against some very slow play by Gregory Kaidanov and at one point had a very good position. In the men's A-Group all the games were drawn. The B-Group...
  • Foisor upsets Krush; Onischuk, Christiansen win - 1

    www.chess.co.uk | 16/04/2011 09:18:00 | Reads: 126
    There was a very lively first round of the US Championships in Saint Louis. The main surprise came in the women's event when Irina Krush dropped a queen against Sabina-Francesca Foisor in a very playable position. Yasser Seirawan didn't back down against some very slow play by Gregory Kaidanov and at one point had a very good position. In the men's A-Group all the games were drawn. The B-Group...
  • Foisor upsets Krush; Onischuk, Christiansen win - 1

    chess.co.uk | 16/04/2011 09:18:00 | Reads: 82
    There was a very lively first round of the US Championships in Saint Louis. The main surprise came in the women's event when Irina Krush dropped a queen against Sabina-Francesca Foisor in a very playable position. Yasser Seirawan didn't back down against some very slow play by Gregory Kaidanov and at one point had a very good position. In the men's A-Group all the games were drawn. The B-Group...
  • U.S. Chess Championships LIVE! - Live games with computer analysis on Chessbomb platform

    games.chessdom.com | 16/04/2011 08:41:01 | Reads: 114
    The 2011 U.S. Chess Championship and 2011 U.S. Women's Championship are taking place April 13-28 at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis (CCSCSL). Daily live games with computer analysis are available on the Chessbomb platform.
  • Tomsk-400 and SHSM-64 lead at Russian Team Championship

    www.chessvibes.com | 16/04/2011 03:45:36 | Reads: 148
    At the Russian Team Championship Tomsk-400 (the team led by Ponomariov and Motylev) and SHSM-64 (with Gelfand, Wang Hao, Caruana, Giri, and Potkin) are sharing the lead after four rounds. Other top names active in Olginka, Russia are Ivanchuk and Svidler, playing for St. Petersburg, and Nepomniachtchi and Eljanov (Economist). Alexander Moiseenko, Dmitry Andreikin and [...]
  • Foisor upsets Krush, Onischuk and Christiansen win - U.S. Chess Championships report by FM Mike Klein

    reports.chessdom.com | 16/04/2011 03:27:41 | Reads: 145
    The first round of the 2011 U.S. Chess Championship and U.S. Women's Championship concluded late Friday night at the Chess Club and Scholastic Center of Saint Louis. A scattering of wins greatly buoyed hopes of national titles for some, but most players got off to a walking start as eight of the 12 games ended in draws.