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 | Speed Chess Game
Author: pearlclouds
Length: 1 minute, 8 seconds
Rating: 4.634941   |
Description: Two top grandmasters, Maxim Dlugy and Hikaru Nakamura, battle it out in a 1-minute blitz game after the US Championship. IM Ben Finegold comments on the side.
Description: Two top grandmasters, Maxim Dlugy and Hikaru Nakamura, battle it out in a 1-minute blitz game after the US Championship. IM Ben Finegold comments on the side. |
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 | Chess Lesson: Alekhine Defence
Author: jrobichess
Length: 9 minutes, 51 seconds
Rating: 4.469543 |
Description: Exploring the Alekhine's Defence played by black in countering the king's pawn opening, one of the most common openings used by white in online and over-the-board play.
Description: Exploring the Alekhine's Defence played by black in countering the king's pawn opening, one of the most common openings used by white in online and over-the-board play. |
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 | Chess Traps #1: Ruy Lopez Mortimer Trap
Author: jrobichess
Length: 4 minutes, 1 second
Rating: 4.709602 |
Description: This video explores the Mortimer Trap which is attributed to the player James Mortimer. This trap can be played by black in the Ruy Lopez opening. If white falls for the trap, the white player will be subject to a positional nightmare.
Description: This video explores the Mortimer Trap which is attributed to the player James Mortimer. This trap can be played by black in the Ruy Lopez opening. If white falls for the trap, the white player will be subject to a positional nightmare. |
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 | Derren Brown beats 9 chess players simultaneously.
Author: Equivicae
Length: 9 minutes, 39 seconds
Rating: 4.8167863 |
Description: This is a video cut from "Trick of The Mind" series aired in the UK. The clip here is taken directly from Season 1 -- Episode 1. This is one of my favorite segments done by Derren. It explains for the most part how he did achieve the feat, and the trick is quite clever. Don't get too hung up on the ...More Description: This is a video cut from "Trick of The Mind" series aired in the UK. The clip here is taken directly from Season 1 -- Episode 1. This is one of my favorite segments done by Derren. It explains for the most part how he did achieve the feat, and the trick is quite clever. Don't get too hung up on the ending though; it's merely a trick. I've got all of Derren's work on my computer, and if you're interested in somehow obtaining the information, email me at tranceriver@gmail.com and we'll talk ... |
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 | Chess Network: Game Analysis (Grandmaster vs. Master)
Author: ChessNetwork
Length: 9 minutes, 56 seconds
Rating: 4.8610272 |
Description: myspace.com twitter.com Analysis of an online chess game between a Grandmaster vs National Master with time controls set at 15 minutes each. I played the Sicilian Defense, Sveshnikov Variation. opening middlegame endgame Skaak مقسمة إلى L'axedrez Şahmat Kok-chè bú-kî Šah...
Description: myspace.com twitter.com Analysis of an online chess game between a Grandmaster vs National Master with time controls set at 15 minutes each. I played the Sicilian Defense, Sveshnikov Variation. opening middlegame endgame Skaak مقسمة إلى L'axedrez Şahmat Kok-chè bú-kî Šah... |
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 | Chess Traps #2: Sicilian Magnus Smith Trap
Author: jrobichess
Length: 5 minutes, 46 seconds
Rating: 4.849105 |
Description: This video explores the Magnus Smith Trap, coined after the three time Canadian Chess Champion Magnus Smith. It's a trap that white can play in the Sozin (also known as Fischer variation) of the Sicilian Defence.
Description: This video explores the Magnus Smith Trap, coined after the three time Canadian Chess Champion Magnus Smith. It's a trap that white can play in the Sozin (also known as Fischer variation) of the Sicilian Defence. |
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 | Kasparov - Simultaneous chess game
Author: qwasertt
Length: 8 minutes, 10 seconds
Rating: 4.87069 |
Description: Kasparov plays a simultaneous chess game.(Video with Greek subtitles)
Description: Kasparov plays a simultaneous chess game.(Video with Greek subtitles) |
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 | Feynman :: Rules of Chess
Author: defjam99b
Length: 2 minutes, 48 seconds
Rating: 4.9457703 |
Description: Richard Feynman on the rational scientific method; increments and revolutions and castling.
Description: Richard Feynman on the rational scientific method; increments and revolutions and castling. |
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 | Attacking Chess #2 - King's Indian Attack
Author: jrobichess
Length: 29 minutes, 29 seconds
Rating: 4.9175534 |
Description: Explores a couple of attacking chess games in the King's Indian Attack white opening strategy. (ECO A08). The King's Indian Attack is a great opening for beginners and chess professionals. It has been used by the likes of Bobby Fischer, and this video includes the famous Fischer game "A Night In Tun...More Description: Explores a couple of attacking chess games in the King's Indian Attack white opening strategy. (ECO A08). The King's Indian Attack is a great opening for beginners and chess professionals. It has been used by the likes of Bobby Fischer, and this video includes the famous Fischer game "A Night In Tunisia" played in1967. The video also covers a modern game between two of the world's strongest chess players, Radjabov (2761) vs Aronian (2750). Visit my personal web site www.jrobichess.com for a ... |
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 | US Chess Phenom - IM Ray Robson
Author: jrobichess
Length: 18 minutes, 16 seconds
Rating: 4.9069767 |
Description: IM Ray Robson is an amazing 14 year old chess player from the United States of America. He already has many chess accomplishments, including being the number 1 ranked under 16 chess player in the Americas, and top 10 under 16 players in the world, not to mention his International Master designation....More Description: IM Ray Robson is an amazing 14 year old chess player from the United States of America. He already has many chess accomplishments, including being the number 1 ranked under 16 chess player in the Americas, and top 10 under 16 players in the world, not to mention his International Master designation. Just recently at the Arctic Chess Challenge 2009 he achieved his first Grandmaster norm, tying for first overall in the tournament. Visit my personal web site www.jrobichess.com for a variety of ... |
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