White to move and mate in two.
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What is black’s best move?
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White to move and mate in two.
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What is black’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 73
What is white’s best move? (Hint: It’s mate in 7!)
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White to move and mate in 5.
#Chess Lesson Worth Sharing: Carlsen vs. Xiangzhi 2017 FIDE World Cup
One of my favorite jazz artists, Charles Mingus once said, “Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple, that’s creativity.” In chess, it is quite common for the more confident player to add complications to the position in order to allow him/her more opportunities to prove superior skill. In general, thisContinueContinue reading “#Chess Lesson Worth Sharing: Carlsen vs. Xiangzhi 2017 FIDE World Cup”
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 71
How should white continue in order to promote his pawn?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 70
What is white’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 69
What is black’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 67
Black to move and mate in 4.
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 66
What is white’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 65
What is white’s best move?
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What is white’s best move?
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What is white’s best move?
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Black to move and mate in 10 from the game Alexander McDonnell vs. Louis Charles Mahe De La Bourdonnais, London 1834.
Special Eclipse Day #Chess Puzzle for my Beginners
What is white’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 61
What is white’s best move?
#Chess Puzzle Worth Sharing 60
Black to play and win.
3rd Annual Greater California Scholastic Chess Championship
Over the weekend(August 12-13,) I had the pleasure of attending the 3rd Annual Greater California Scholastic Chess Championship held by the American Chess Academy at the beautiful Maple Park Community Center in Glendale, California. The event was sponsored by the Kasparov Chess Foundation and Beyond Chess assisted the ACA with event management. It was aContinueContinue reading “3rd Annual Greater California Scholastic Chess Championship”
