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chess-structures.com | ||
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en.chessbase.com
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| | | | | In the sixth game of the World Championship match Magnus Carlsen won but could have lost. He got a good position from the opening but later overlooked a simple tactical trick with which Anand could have won. However, Anand missed his chance. Unable to put up much resistance afterwards he lost without much of a fight. As Carlsen said in the press conference: "I was very lucky." | |
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siderite.dev
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| | | | | A different type of analysis for an interesting line that I found in the King's Gambit. | |
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www.danheisman.com
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| | | | | (* = A Dan Original/Special Principle) A lso see the video on Opening Principles The top ten are numbered followed by honorable mentions: #1 "Move every piece once before you move any piece... | |
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siderite.dev
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| | | More thoughts about how engines and the human mind works in analysis of chess (and other things) | ||
