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recording moves, pieces are identified by capital letters: R (for rook), N (knight), B
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King 64: Zwischenzug Sometimes in chess, you have to go for "plan B," then come
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King 64: Zwischenzug Sometimes in chess, you have to go for "plan B," then come
Hello Kids, Parents & Coaches! Need a quick refresher on that tricky knight move from last week’s lesson? Or maybe you just want to revisit an earl…
Trade Topic #5: Improving the Bad Bishop King 83: The Poisoned Pawn The b-pawn
What is the best game ever played?
What is the best game ever played?
Andrews shows you two Bobby Fischer games with the exciting Orangutan opening — 1. b4
And why oh why is White’s queen on b8?!
“Occasionally,” Professor Pando began, “I lighten up and pose easy problems anyone can solve, even a novice. Cast your eyes on the followin…
. —- The variation Zephyr found was: 1. d4 b5 2. d5 b4 3. axb4 a3 4. b5 a2 5
