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The Ultimate Blunder

GM Ben Finegold shows the biggest mistake you can make in chess, resigning in a winning or drawn position.

Candidate Moves

How do you decide what moves to play? IM Kostya Kavutskiy demonstrates several key techniques in evaluating candidate moves.

A Chess Coach's Favorite Problems

Get ready to stretch your chess thinking with tricky and deep puzzles from GM Surya Ganguly.

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Surya Shekhar Ganguly

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Play Like Beth Harmon

Can you find the moves of Queen's Gambit star Beth Harmon as she progresses from beginner to world-class player?

Play Like Jose Raul Capablanca

Jose Raul Capablanca was the third World Champion and held the title from 1921 - 1927. He was known for his speed of play and amazing endgame skill. Despite that reputation, Capablanca was also a strong attacker. Follow along and find the moves Capablanca played in five of his best games!

Play Like Judit Polgar

Judit Polgar is the strongest female chess player of all time. She was the first woman to contend for the overall World Championship and broke the record for youngest Grandmaster in history, held by Bobby Fischer. Polgar is known for her amazing attacking play. See if you can find her moves in five of her greatest games.

Tactics from the Old Masters

"Level X: Advanced Tactics" contains tactical problems that will challenge a player rated Elo or USCF 1700 or higher if attempted without using any of the hints.

Chess.com Team

88 Dərs

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Immortal Games

Study some of the most amazing games in chess history with GM Simon Williams. See if you can find some of the most brilliant combinations ever played.

Checkmate Patterns You Should Know

Practice essential checkmating patterns with GM Simon Williams! Learn these incredible ideas to shock your opponents and win!

Finding Checkmate

Win the game by focusing your attack on the vulnerable king

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Champion Tactics with GM Wolff - Back Rank

Often times there is a critical weakness in the opponent's position known as the back rank weakness. This is when the opponent's King is placed on the back rank and there are other pieces in front of the King or covering the squares in front of the King which in turn traps the King on the back rank which can often lead to a decisive mating attack.

Chess.com Team

35 Dərs

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