Chess tactics 64 BLACK TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess study 19 – Oleg Pervakov study 2
Chess study 19 Oleg Pervakov study 2, 1994 This week’s problem is another beautiful study taken from Dvoretsky’s book, Studies for Practical Players As Dvoretsky himself wrote: “I begin with some studies in which a…
Chess tactics 63
Chess tactics 63 BLACK TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess tactics 62
Chess tactics 62 WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess study 18 – B. Sidorov study
Chess study 18 B. Sidorov study This beautiful study was taken from the book Dvoretsky, Pervakov, Studies for the practical player. White to play and win
Best chess players never to become World Champion – part two – Paul Keres
Friend Paul If it weren’t for the greatness of Viktor Korchnoi, examined in the first part of this series, the Estonian Paul Keres would have easily taken the number one spot on the “greatest player never…
Chess tactics 61
Chess tactics 61 WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess tactics 60
Chess tactics 60 WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess tactics 59
Chess tactics 59 This position is taken from the 10th game of the Kasparov – Anand World Championship match. In that game Kasparov displayed one of the most devastating pieces of opening preparation in chess…
Chess tactics 58
Chess tactics 58 WHITE TO PLAY AND WIN
Chess study 17 – Vasily Platov study
Chess study 17 Vasily Platov study A beautiful study on a familiar theme – the chase and the fork of the Black King and Queen. Can you spot it? White to play and win
Chess tactics 57
Chess tactics 57 BLACK TO PLAY