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| Posted by thewarlock ability-tw.com 2/06/2003 11:59:43 Play online chess |  Subject: OpeningsMessage: Does anyone know of any good sites that discuss the different openings? ~The Evil One~ |
| Posted by clemens ability-tw.com 2/06/2003 12:51:50 Play online chess | Openings Message: The website of the Exeter Chess Club goes into quite some detail about some openings, with many sample games and strategies to employ in the specific lines. The link is: www.ex.ac.uk/~dregis/DR/coaching.html Beware, however, it's a rather messy site. I recommend clicking on "Index", where the various topics are listed in comparatively readable form. Regards, Clemens |
| Posted by jeffz_2002 ability-tw.com 2/11/2003 18:45:43 Play online chess | Message: www.eudesign.com/chessops is pretty good. ——— Sochi 2010 looking to overcome lack of recognition for chess in Russia — Russia stages the world's strongest national team chess championship, yet it receives little publicity. This is partly due to a slow website, and also because most of the team names are non‑geographical. For several years, however, Tomsk were the team to beat. The Siberians, though, were out of contention at halfway in this week's 2010 contest in Sochi, where Moscow and St Petersburg squads vied for the lead. Both front-runners fielded six-player 2700-rated teams, a level which would outclass the best sextet from the UK. The Russian nucleus was boosted by grandmasters from the old USSR, China, and even the odd Westerner. Thus Scotland's Keti Arakhamia-Grant, a former ... |