Barev! That says Hello in Armenian. World Champion Tigran Petrosian was from Armenia, and was known as Iron Tigran because he was so hard to beat…
Because his rook controlled the b file, the white king was trapped!
Professor: Welcome, everyone. In its typical blasé manner, the class offered a communal smile back. Professor: How unusual for this class, Thoma…
Kc6 wins the b-pawn) 2. Kc8, when Black must jettison his knight, 2…Nc7 3.
Hi! Mrs Jessica E Prescott (aka BoundingOwl) here to discuss the idea of chunking in chess. Sound weird? Read on. A combination is a …
The tricky part is A) finding them in your own games when not prompted; and, B) putting
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“I came upon a problem the other day I thought might be entertaining for our class,” Professor Pando began. “I can see on your faces you&rs…
(b) By first moving the rook? (c) By first moving the queen?
Checkmate with Two Bishops, by Ms Jessica Martin (aka BoundingOwl) Hi kids! It’s Ms Jessica again. Ready for another mate? Checkmate is sup…
that’s you) wants to go outside and play, and of course your younger brother (little B)
Chess can be very hard… Chess IS very hard. Recently I discovered just how hard it can be. I was invited by Susan Polgar to play in …
The B section was also very strong with 3 GMs and 7 IMs, and the A section which
Starting Off the Summer Right I recently played in the CCCSA Summer 2018 IM Norm Invitational, organized by the Charlotte Chess Center in Charlotte, N…
Carissa Yip (W) vs Ali Morshedi (B) The opening went quite well for me, but I faltered
Erfahre, wie du mit Fesselungen im Schachspiel umgehen kannst! Von Grundlagen bis zu fortgeschrittenen Strategien – alles, was du wissen musst, um zu siegen.
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Du kannst sie also a, b, c, d, e, f, g und h-Linie nennen.
