Kasparov's Trainer Smashes Keres Attack: The Best Games Of The 1970s
The Sicilian Defense requires great precision from both sides. Watch how Kasparov's trainer and Sicilian specialist, GM...
The Sicilian Defense requires great precision from both sides. Watch how Kasparov's trainer and Sicilian specialist, GM...
Anatoly Karpov's 1st defeat as the newly crowned World Chess Champion was a stunner! Don't miss his battle with Ulf Andersson...
The following game against Sammy Reshevsky is one of the great masterpieces in the French Defense, possibly the greatest...
Emil Diemer was a deeply troubled chess player. He was the co-author of the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit, a committed madman,...
In the 1975-76 Hastings tournament, two English future grandmasters (the first English grandmasters in fact!) did battle...
This game really begins with Kasparov offering his famous ...d5?! gambit. Today we know this gambit to be unsound, but at...
Check out a little-known correspondence chess king hunt!
In one of the prettiest chess games of all time, Jozsef Pinter conducted a spectacular king hunt in the endgame, using his...
According to GM Andy Soltis, the following game features the most stunning chess novelty ever played—19.Qa4!!
Tal combines exquisite positional play with a beautiful final tactical denouement, winning a game that I consider one of...
Many great chess players have lived in Garry Kasparov's chess shadow. Alexander Beliavsky is one of those players - a brilliant...
In Tilburg, 1981, the 18-year-old prodigy Garry Kasparov faced the great world chess champion Tigran Petrosian. Kasparov,...
In this game, we see Nunn punishing Beliavsky's Saemish variation as the move 9.h3? provides him the opportunity to initiate...
Anatoly Karpov is absolutely central to the story of chess in the 1980s. Karpov dominated the early half of the decade and...
Lev Polugaevsky shows off one of the most brilliant chess opening ideas ever played, his positional rook sacrifice against...
Join NM Sam Copeland as he breaks down this chess game between Anatoly Karpov and Sergey Karjakin that took place at the...
The hardest forced checkmate against a lone king is the bishop and knight mate. It's tricky, but if you learn the best plan,...
Often in an endgame, the defending side will try to sacrifice a piece to eliminate the attacker's final pawn. When that...
Magnus Carlsen faced off against Vladimir Fedoseev in the 3rd place match of the 2021 FIDE World Cup. In Game 1, Carlsen...
Sam Copeland's pick for the tenth best game of the 1990s was played by an 11 year old! Was this the greatest game ever played...
Alexey Shirov is a famed attacker and in this game against the great Vladimir Kramnik, Shirov's desperation attack broke...
Garry Kasparov didn't lose many games in the 1990s, but in Dos Hermanas, 1996, Vladimir Kramnik played a daring sacrificial...
John Nunn is known as a great attacking player, but in Sam Copeland's number seven game of the 90s Igor Nataf took the initiative...
How can a positional game be one of the greatest of the 90s? Sam Copeland explains how each counter-intuitive decision by...
Sam Copeland's pick for the number five game of the 90s is a spectacularly deep correspondence game. It feels like Timoshenko...