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Saturday, June 24, 2017
How to study chess tactics on your phone - best combinations of 2016 collection
This is a screencast from my smartphone, illustrating how to solve chess puzzles in the Kindle app, reading through an ebook https://www.amazon.com/Modern-Chess-Combinations-November-Quarterly/dp/1520868243 that contains over 140 best combinations played by strong chess players in tournaments that took place in the fourth quarter of 2016. The highlights/arrows in the video are a bit clumsy, but they are obviously only there because there is now other way to point at things when making a video on the phone.
Saturday, June 17, 2017
More of Best Combinations of 2016 - October, November, December 2016
My ebook Modern Chess Combinations: October, November, December 2016 is now also available in paperback format, so you can order a physical copy and have it delivered to you like most chess books you probably already own. Here is a sample set of exercises for you to get the taste of it. The highlight of this edition are the games from the World Championshop match between Karjakin and Carlsen, and World Rapid and Blitz Championship. The combination played by Magnus Carlsen in the last game of the tie-break - was found by him instantly and was a worthy finish to the tough match. It proved yet again, that being able to spot tactics quickly and effortlessly is an essential part of being a strong player. |
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Rakhmanov, Ale - Domogaev, S.
2016.10.04
White's turn
Dreev, A. - Lugovskoy, M.
2016.10.04
White's turn
Shaposhnikov, E. - Vitiugov, N.
2016.10.04
White's turn
Solutions
Rakhmanov, Ale - Domogaev, S.
ch-RUS Blitz 2016 2016.10.04
24. Rxf5
- Black resigned in view of
Dreev, A. - Lugovskoy, M.
ch-RUS Blitz 2016 2016.10.04
37. Qxh6+
- Black resigned in view of
Shaposhnikov, E. - Vitiugov, N.
ch-RUS Blitz 2016 2016.10.04
32. Qxd4
- Black resigned in view of
Saturday, June 3, 2017
Replayable games from The Break - Learn From Schlechter, Botvinnik and Kramnik
The link to Sample Games from the Break Book gives the first 20 unnotated games from my book The Break - Learn From Schlechter, Botvinnik and Kramnik. Get the book from amazon to see the entire 70+ example games and puzzles.
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