Archive for June, 2010
Chess Lesson: Benoni Defence
Jun 30
An opening strategy used by black to have a strong attack against white queen pawn openings. The Benoni Defence and variations have been used by the likes of Bobby Fischer and Kasparov to name a few.
Rules Of Chess
Jun 29
Rules Of Chess You cannot win the game until you understand the value of the pieces. Once you understand it that how to exchange pieces and when to withdraw. With the king as exception whose life is priceless. You have to choose on
This video looks at a possible trapping line played by black in the King's Gambit Declined. The trap offers up a free pawn to the white player that has devastating consequences if taken. The video also covers white's b
The term Renaissance is a French word that means 'rebirth'. The Renaissance Period was a time that spanned the 13th through to the 17th century where there was a 'rebirth' in culture and the ways of thinking. Rather than religion bein
When people get to play chess for the first time, it is expected that they will be somewhat overwhelmed by the sheer complexity and volume of material they need to learn. And learning the basics is a challenge in itself. Â Well, if
Chess is a wonderful game played by millions of people worldwide. Some people play it to interact with different people on an intellectual level. Others play the game to enjoy themselves and pass the time while other people are into c
Themed Chess Sets – Dragons
Jun 29
Legends portray these mythical monsters which are characteristic of a snake or reptile and having huge wings. They are typically a frightening site with a crest on its head, long talons, typically bearing razor sharp teeth and flames o
There are lots of different kinds of chess sets, ranging from tiny travel size versions to analysis sets and large patio sized chess sets. When shopping for a chess set, you will find different kinds made for decoration and tournament
Chess, this exciting game of strategy and skills and originated in India, spans some 1500 years back in history. The nature of chess is in its very essence no more than a game. As such it has generally been associated with people of a
Chess is a popular board game which is played by two people. The game, as we know it today, emerged in the southern part of Europe during the 15th century. The European chess evolved from a similar but much older Indian game. The gam