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Chess Skills: Halloween Gambit: Early History
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For more than a century, the line known today as the Halloween Gambit was an entertaining option in casual play, but received minimal attention. Wikipedia ...

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Lesson of the Week: Beginners
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After school clubs run October to April. Saint George's School, where I have been coaching for 13 years, meets twice per week, but the children are divided ...

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Chess Skills: Pawn Award
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Twenty years ago, I created a series of scholastic chess awards for young chess players. The awards are named for the pieces in order of value: pawn, ...

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Chess Skills: Knight Award
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As noted in “Pawn Award”, I created my awards based youth chess curriculum twenty years ago. It provides structure to lessons in after school clubs and ...

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Chess Skills: Critical Errors
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In the Eastern Washington Open last month, I profited from errors my opponents made while attempting to maintain an advantage. In the first round, it ...

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Chess Skills: Mate in Two
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This problem took me far longer to solve than I care to admit, but represents a rare success among those I've attempted in a book new to my shelves.White ...

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Chess Skills: Greco’s Study Method
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This position appears in Checkmates and Tactics (2019), a book that consists of exercises that I have used with scholastic players since 2006. It is ...

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Chess Skills: Distraction
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This morning’s tactics session as suboptimal. After solving the first one correctly, I did so poorly that I dropped my rating 98 points from 3038 to 2940. ...

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Easy Exit
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This morning in an online 10 minute game, I knew I had an advantage, but suffered a failure of confidence without a clear checkmate. I forced a draw. The ...

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Active King
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In a ten minute game this morning, I struggled most of the game for equality. When my opponent erred in opting for a rook ending, rather than knight vs. ...

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Chess Skills: Checkmate Exercises
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After losing a tense and interesting struggle in round four, my fifth round opponent in the Eastern Washington Open perceived an attack where none existed ...

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Chess Skills: A Game of Skill
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Chess is a game of skill. In contrast to games with cards or dice, chess players win because they demonstrated greater skill than their opponent. Random ...

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