Weekly Chess Letter #48 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. White to moveWhy is Black lost here? (It is his move!)Black to moveBlack to move Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Endgame Class in the Marshall Chess Club Starting on October 1, 2019 and continuing 12 Tuesdays throughout the Fall, I will be running a class titled Basic and Sharp Endgames. Black to move and win Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #47 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. White to moveBlack to moveBlack to moveWhite to move Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #46 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. White to moveBlack to moveWhite to move – can he win?Black to move – find the win Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #45 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. Black to moveWhite to move – find the winBlack to move – use the slight initiativeBlack to move – find a winning plan Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #44 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. Black to moveWhite to moveBlack to moveBlack to move Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #43 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. Black to move.Black to move.White to move.Black to move. Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #42 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. Black to move.Black to move: What are the priorities here? White to move: Can he draw the game? Black to move: How to treat this position? Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #41 These are the critical positions for this weeks Chess Letter. Black to move.White to move: Calculate 15.c6White to move.White to move: How to deal with the threat to c3? Pages: Page 1, Page 2
Weekly Chess Letter #8 White to move. Black to move. Black to move. Black to move. Black to move. Black to move. These are the 6 critical positions for this week’s Chess Letter. Continue reading “Weekly Chess Letter #8”