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The Railway Club, Belmont House, 4 Belmont, Dyke Road, Brighton, BN1 3TF (near Seven Dials)
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Index
- Narrated
- Anand-Kramnik 2008
- Kasparov
- World Championship
- jrobi
- Reti
- Vorojtsov
- Alekhine defence
- Beginner
- Benoni
- Danish Gambit
- Dieppe 2009
- E Lasker
- English Opening
- G Thomas
- Game 1
- Game 2
- Game 3
- IBM
- Judit Polgar
- Lasker's Trap
- Mid Sussex Chess League
- Prizes
- Puzzle
- Queen's Gambit
- Radjabov
- Scandinavian Defence
- Videos
- animation
- derren brown
- endgame
- how to
- library
- simultaneous
- traps
Blog Archive
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2007
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September
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- Judit Polgar simul 1999
- Kasparov v Radjabov Linares 2003
- Gary Kasparov v IBM
- Queen's Gambit explained by Gary Kasparov
- Lasker's Trap
- Alekhine defence
- Benoni defence
- Reti Opening
- Sam Lloyd's Chess Puzzle: Lonely King on h4 Mated ...
- E. Lasker - G. Thomas (London, 1912)
- Derren Brown beats 9 strong players: an explanation
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September
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1 comment:
Interesting, the opening moves are in a completely different order to the ones on chessgames.com. The resulting position is the same but this hella confused me when I was trying to explain this game to a friend.
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