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The Process of Decision Making in Chess
All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without written permission from the author, except for the inclusion of brief quotations in a review. Copyright © 2014 by Philip Ochman. First Edition, 2014 ISBN: 9781483538822 In the memory of my grandfather Shulem Keilis (1924-2001), forever a soldier and a true fighter for what is right, my first ever “chess student”, for teaching me that a teacher has a lot to learn from every one of his students. Contents Foreword Acknowledgements and contact info Process application chart Introducing the practical application – a motivational example From the full process to shorter ones Observation Tactical observation The nature of a position The “Critical Squares” method Classification of tactical opportunities Threats analysis Our tactical resources The initiative Positional observation Survey of the positional criteria Survey of the pawn structure Types of structure Pawn structure weaknesses Endgame planning Square weaknesses Main illustration examples – observation stage: Beginner: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Intermediate: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Advanced: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Expert: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Identification of goals Defensive goals Offensive goals Main illustration examples – goals stage: Beginner: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Intermediate: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Advanced: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Expert: Opening | Middlegame | Endgame Plans Meeting the goals Setting the priorities -
Issue CT-300 of Chess Today
The First Daily Chess Newspaper on the Net Editors: GM Alexander Baburin, GM Ruslan Scherbakov and IM Vladimir Barsky. CT-300, 3 September 2001 Zagrebelny maintains not big , this tournament is a Chess Today very prestigious tournament. lead in AbuDhabi Mikhail Tal had a huge Celebrates its' collection of Moscow Lighting th samovars. This prize was also s reported in yesterday's CT, 300 Issue! won by Tigran Petrosian, David Sergei Zagrebelny is still a Bronstein, and Yury Averbah point and a half ahead of his nearest rivals. (this time he was the main arbiter). 8-time winner A th After drawing in the 7 Round of the AbuDhabi of the samovar, 68-years old Evgeni Vasiukov, Open he has 6 points. 11 (!) players have 4½. Some was also among the participants. results of the 7th Round: Safin – Zagrebelny ½:½, Bagirov – Kotsur ½:½ Vladimirov – The Russian Olympic team was prepared Dizdar ½:½, S. Gouliev – Gleizerov ½:½ for it’s match vs. China in Moscow Magerramov – Arkhipov 1:0. Top boards region last week, and the members from for the 8th Round: (6) Zagrebelny – Kotsur another town (St-Petersburg - Sergei (4½); (4½) Bagirov – Magerramov (4½); Rublevski – Kazan, and Peter Svidler (4½) Dizdar – S. Gouliev (4½), (4½) also were invited. In total there were 20 Barsov – Gleizerov (4½), (4½) Ulibin – participants in this round-robin system Safin (4½), (4½) Mherramzade – event). Vladimirov (4½) Sergei Rublevsky, Sergei Rublevsky lead almost the picture from whole tournament and his win was At the European Youth Chess www.kasparovchess highly deserved. Alexander Championships in Chalkidiki, Greece, tow Morozevich in the 3-5 rounds lost 3 rounds have been played. -
Die 85. Auflage Des Opens in Hastings Holte Sich Der Rumäne
2010 GM Jan Gustafsson, GM Gata Kamsky, GM Etienne Bacrot und GM Sergei Mo- Die 85. Auflage des Opens in Hastings vsesian; 224 TeilnehmerInnen. holte sich der Rumäne GM Andrei Istra- tescu vor dem Franzosen GM Romain In Linares wurde zum 27. Male ein Su- Edouard und dem Lokalmatador David perturnier gespielt. Es siegte Veselin Howell (alle je 7,0/9. Topalov (6,5/10) vor Alexander Grischuk (6,0) und Levon Aronian (5,5). Die 52. Auflage in Reggio Emilia si- Auf vier Zähler kamen die drei übrigen cherte sich der Amerikaner GM Gata Teilnehmer Francisco Vallejo Pons, Bo- Kamsky vor dem Ungarn GM Zoltan Al- ris Gelfand und Vugar Gashimov. masi (beide je 6,5/9) und dem Italiener GM Fabiano Caruana bzw. seinem In Nizza wurde das 19. Amber-Turnier Landsmann GM Michele Godena (beide ausgetragen. 12 Top-Großmeister ma- je 5,5). ßen im Blind- und Schnellschach ihre Kräfte. Den Gesamtsieg holte sich Mag- Das 12. Ybbser LISEC Neujahrs-Open nus Carlsen (13,5/20) vor Vassily Ivan- gewann der Wiener Ing. Gregor Neff chuk (13,0) und Wladimir Kramnik vor FM Mag. Erwin Rumpl (beide je (12,0). Dahinter platzierten sich Alexan- 4,0/5) vor FM Mag. Klaus Neumeier, der Grischuk (11,5), Boris Gelfand, Ser- FM Joachim Wallner und MK Mag. Mi- gey Karjakin (beide je 11,0), Vugar chael Ernst (alle je 3,5). Dahinter plat- Gashimov, Peter Svidler (beide je 10,5), zierten sich mit je 3,0 Punkten Andy Ma- Levon Aronian (9,5), Ruslan Ponoma- tevosyan, Mag. Gerald Wieneroiter, Max riov (7,5), Jan Smeets (5,5) und Leinier Müller und Patrick Reinwald. -
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NEWSLETTER 70 (April 09, 2012)
NEWSLETTER 70 (April 09, 2012) BIRTHDAY GREETINGS TO FIDE PRESIDENT ILYUMZHINOV FROM SILVIO DANAILOV ECU President Mr. Silvio Danailov has sent greetings to FIDE President Mr. Kirsan Ilyumzhinov on the occasion of his 50th birthday. April 5, 2012 To: World Chess Federation Mr. Kirsan Ilyumzhinov President Dear Kirsan, On behalf of the European Chess Union and my personal behalf, allow me to express my cordial congratulations to you on the occasion of your 50th birthday. You have always showed your deep commitment to work and dedication to chess. I am positive that there will be many more new successes and achievements in your service to the friendly people in chess all around the world. I am strongly convinced that in the period ahead with joint efforts we will develop and strengthen the relations and cooperation between our two families – FIDE and ECU. Wishing you many more prosperous years full of health and happiness, I hope that this day will bring you a lot of smiles, laughter and cheer. Silvio Danailov ECU President © Europechess.net Page 1 THE TEAM OF RUSSIA 1 WON THE EUROPEAN SENIOR TEAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP’2012 The team of Russia 1 won the European Senior Team Chess Championship’2012 with the final result of 15 team points. Another Russian team, Russia-Saint Petersburg, finished second with the same result. The bronze was taken by the team of Montenegro with 14 team points. The European Senior Team Chess Photo by IA Nebojsa Baralic Championship was held in Rogaska Slatina, Slovenia from 27 March to 05 April, 2012. The Chief-Arbiter of the tournament, organized by the European Chess Union and the Slovenian Chess Federation, was IA Nebojsa Baralic. -
Les Conditions De Jeu Durant La COVID-19
Les conditions Jouez un face-à-face coté (p. 5) xx) de jeu durant la COVID-19 voir à la page 4 W: Inscription --- E: [email protected] --- T : 450.955.1092 page/2 Sommaire Jouer en tournoi durant la COVID-19…............. page 4 Jouez un face-à-face coté……………….……………..…. page 5 Meilleurs coups de tous les temps…….……....…… page 6 La cour de l’échiquier……………………………….......... page 7 par Richard Bérubé, MF Le joueur d’échecs de Stefan Zweig..................... page 10 par Marlène Viancin La kryptonite, talon d’Achille des ordis……….... page 12 par Joy Tomeh Faits saillants : aucun contact; panneau de plexiglas séparant les Anagrammes inversées.......................................... page 16 deux joueurs, avec une ouverture vers le bas permettant de jouer Une étrange simultanée…………….......................... page 17 les coups; masque obligatoire; seulement deux joueurs par table; par Marc Benoit distance d’au moins deux mètres entre chaque table. Solutions des jeux…………………………………..………. page 21 Fischer-Taïmanov 1971..…………………….…….……. page 23 Retour des échecs de compétition au Québec Après six mois d’interruption des tournois d’échecs conventionnels à cause de la COVID-19, la Fédération québécoise des échecs proposait au Stade Olympique son Semi-rapide Automnal. Pour respecter la distanciation sociale, cette modeste compétition pouvait accueillir une On peut visionner un court vidéo du tournoi ici : trentaine de joueurs tout au plus. Comme les images en font https://vimeo.com/462753187?utm_source=email&utm_medi foi, tout a été mis en œuvre pour respecter les um=vimeo-cliptranscode-201504&utm_campaign=28749 recommandations sanitaires du gouvernement du Québec. page/3 Notre page couverture Précisions sur les conditions de jeu – COVID-19 L’organisateur doit prendre les mesures nécessaires pour protéger la santé et assurer la sécurité et l’intégrité des joueurs durant les parties. -
Vakhidov & Mista Share First Place – Hastings Masters
CHESS MOVES The newsletter of the English Chess Federation | 6 issues per year | Jan/Feb 2015 Vakhidov & Mista share first place – Hastings Masters 1 ECF NEWS RIP Jim Slater 13th March 1929 to 18th November 2015 Jim was a highly successful financier, but things went wrong with the stock market collapse of the mid-1970s. Later he reinvented himself, including writing children’s books. He was a chess enthusiast throughout his life and counted his sponsorship of British chess as one of his proudest achievements. The most dramatic of these was adding £50,000 to the prize money for the 1972 World Chess Championship Match. Bobby Fischer had said that the purse was inadequate and he wouldn’t play. Jim’s chal- lenge, expressed on his behalf by Leonard Barden, did the trick. Bobby was duly grateful and the match resulted in a worldwide explosion of interest in chess. England benefited from this more than any other country; thus the expression ‘English Chess Explosion’. He also sponsored Hastings for a couple of years. The Slater Foundation also helped young English players develop; Leonard selected Tony Miles, Jonathan Mestel, John Nunn, Jon Speelman, Michael Stean from 1971. All became GMs in due course. Again, at Leonard’s sugges- tion, he helped finance the 1973 World Junior Championship in Teesside where Tony Miles and Michael Stean were runners-up to Beliavsky. Tony Miles won the title the following year in the Philippines. He also offered con- siderable financial inducements for our players to become GMs. Tony Miles received £5000 as the first. -
89Th FIDE Congress General Assembly Batumi, Georgia 3-5 October 2018 AGENDA 0.1. Obituaries . We Mourn the Passing in the Pr
89th FIDE Congress General Assembly Batumi, Georgia 3-5 October 2018 AGENDA 0.1. Obituaries. We mourn the passing in the preceding year of friends of FIDE among whom we remember: - GM Stefan Kristjansson (ISL) - GM Evgeni Vasiukov (RUS) - World Champion in 65+ - GM Aloyzas Kveinys (LTU) - IM Boudiba Mahfoud (ALG) - IA Rumen Angelov (BUL) - IA Philip G. Haley (CAN) - Honorary Member of FIDE - IA, IO Peter W. Stuart (NZL) - Former President of New Zealand Chess Federation - IA, IO Dirk De Ridder (BEL) - Chairman of Titles & Ratings Committee, Secretary of the FIDE Arbiters' Commission and Councilor of the FIDE Rules, Qualification and Technical Commissions - Mr. Luis Belliard Alonzo (DOM) - Former President of Dominican Republic Chess Federation - Mrs. Selma Evita Simango (MOZ) - Former President of Mozambican Chess Federation, Member of Commission for Women in Chess - Mr. Hassan Mohsen (EGY) - Former President of Egypt Chess Federation 0.2. Report of the Electoral Commission. The Electoral Commission reports on the complete list of those entitled to vote. 0.3. Roll-call. 1. Report of the Deputy President. Deputy President G. Makropoulos to report to the General Assembly. 2. Financial report. 2.1. Treasurer’s report. 2.2. Audited Accounts with report by External Auditor Ernst & Young. Annex 1 is audited accounts. 2.3. Commented accounts. 2018 General Assembly Agenda 1 Annex 2 is commented accounts for the year 2017. 2.4. Fees to the PB members in 2017. Annex 3 is fees paid to PB members in 2017. 2.5. Verification Commission report. Annex 4 is the Commission’s report. 2.6. Discharge of the Treasurer. -
Profession Chessplayer
Profession: Chessplayer Grandmaster at Work by Vladimir Tukmakov Foreword by Germa Sosonko 2012 Russell Enterprises, Inc. Milford, CTUSA Profession: Chessplayer Grandmaster at Work by Vladimir Tukmakov © Copyright 2012 Vladimir Tukmakov All Rights Reserved. No part of this book may be used, reproduced, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any manner or form whatsoever or by any means, electronic, electrostatic, magnetic tape, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the express written permission from the publisher except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical articles or reviews. ISBN: 978-1-936490-28-8 Published by: Russell Enterprises, Inc. PO Box3131 Milford, CT 06460 USA http :/Avww .russell-enterDrises.com [email protected] Cover design by Janel Lowrance Translated from the Russian by Ingi Gurevich and Sofia Ozul Printed in the United States of America Table of Contents Foreword by Geima Sosonko From the Author Vovik. Vova. Volodya Critical Games The Decisive Move Games with World Champions Irrationally Logical Sacrifices Theoretical Duels The Colorful Life Face Control Playing for the Team Career Highlights Player Index Opening Index Foreword Looking Inward You are holding a very special book, special because the author, writing about his life, takes many different perspectives, including that of a perfect stranger. Occasionally he distances himself from the lead character, and at times he is that character, at first little Vovik from the fifties, who is engrossed in playing “cops and robbers” till dusk in the courtyards of Odessa, then Vova, a serious and independent boy, making decisions difficult even for grown-ups. “I was guiding him, a thinker and a bit of a bore, too proper, bookish and with no real life experience (where would it come from?), down the right path, or rather, I was helping him avoid clearly wrong ones. -
25. WSCC-2015 Bericht
The winners of 25th World Senior Chess Championship 2015 http://www.fide.com/component/content/article/1-fide-news/9186-the-... The winners of 25th World Senior Chess Championship 2015 Monday, 23 November 2015 11:51 Round 11 With a quick draw against GM Evgeni Vasiukov (RUS), the leader of the tournament “Open +65” GM Vladimir Okhotnik (RUS) won the World Senior Chess Championship for the second time, after 2011 in Rijeka/Croatia. His final score was 9,5 points out of 11 rounds (8 games won, 3 draw). After big fightings on the other boards the second place went to GM Anatoly Vaisser (FRA) and the third place to GM Viktor D. Kupreichik (BLR). We saw great fights in the last round on the first four boards of the section “Open +50”: GM Predrag Nikolic (BIH) won his game against GM Keith C. Arkell (ENG) and with therefore he won the title “World Senior Chess Champion 2015” in this category. On board two GM Eduardas Rozentalis (LTU) won his game against IM Fabrizio Bellia (ITA) and so he took the silver medal, ahead of GM Georg Mohr (SLO). All these three players didn't loose any game during the whole championship. GM Carlos Garcia Palermo became best Italian player with 8 points on the fourth place. In section “Women +65” GM Nona Gaprindashvili (GEO) had yet won the tournament with her yesterday's result. In the last round she agreed to a quick draw and won tournament with 7 points out of 9 games (5 wins and 4 draws). -
89Th FIDE Congress General Assembly Batumi, Georgia 3-5 October 2018
89th FIDE Congress General Assembly Batumi, Georgia 3-5 October 2018 Minutes Mr. Giorgadze, the President of the Georgian Chess Federation, welcomed the delegates and wished everyone in the Olympiad and Congress a great success. Mr. Makropoulos thanked all the Georgians who over the past few years had helped all plan and organise the Olympiad and Congress and make it such a success. 0.1. Obituaries. We mourn the passing in the preceding year of friends of FIDE among whom we remember: - GM Stefan Kristjansson (ISL) - GM Evgeni Vasiukov (RUS) - World Champion in 65+ - GM Aloyzas Kveinys (LTU) - IM Boudiba Mahfoud (ALG) - IA Rumen Angelov (BUL) - IA Philip G. Haley (CAN) - Honorary Member of FIDE - IA, IO Peter W. Stuart (NZL) - Former President of New Zealand Chess Federation - IA, IO Dirk De Ridder (BEL) - Chairman of Titles & Ratings Committee, Secretary of the FIDE Arbiters' Commission and Councilor of the FIDE Rules, Qualification and Technical Commissions - Mr. Luis Belliard Alonzo (DOM) - Former President of Dominican Republic Chess Federation - Mrs. Selma Evita Simango (MOZ) - Former President of Mozambican Chess Federation, Member of Commission for Women in Chess - Mr. Hassan Mohsen (EGY) - Former President of Egypt Chess Federation 0.2. Report of the Electoral Commission. Mr. Rivello gave his report. He said that, in his opinion, the Electoral Regulations are bad and should be reformed by adding proceedings for the Electoral Commission. He presented the final list of those entitled to vote and invited questions. Mr. Chatelain complained that the right to vote for the Haiti Chess Federation had unfairly been removed. Mr. -
NEWSLETTER 38 (August 22, 2011)
NEWSLETTER 38 (August 22, 2011) THE TEAM OF LUXEMBOURG WON THE 2ND TEAM CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE SMALL NATIONS The team of Luxembourg won the 2nd Team Chess Championship of the Small Nations. Second are the hosts of the tournament from Faroe Islands, third-the team of Monaco. The winners The team compositions of the winners was: IM Michael Wiedenkeller (ELO 2471), IM Fred Berend (ELO 2366), WGM Elvira Berend (ELO 2328), FM Claude Wagener (ELO 2232) and Alain Schartz (ELO 2172). During the Closing ceremony, on behalf of the European Chess Union and President Silvio Danailov, ECU Secretary General Sava Stoisavljevic presented an award to the winning team of Luxembourg - gift voucher for free accommodation including full board at the European Team Championship which will be held in Porto Carras, Greece in November this year. FIDE President Kirsan Ilyumzhinov attended the 2nd Team Chess Championship of the Small Nations closing ceremony as well. © Europechess.net Page 1 The 2nd Championship of the Small Nations of Europe took place on August 14-22, 2011 in the town of Klaksvíc, Faroe Islands. This year participated the same teams as in the first edition of the tournament: Andorra, Cyprus, Faroe Islands, Guernsey, Jersey, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Malta, Monaco and San Marino using the same game system, consisting of nine rounds in league with teams of 4 players. Rate of play was 90 minutes for the first 40 moves followed by 15 minutes for the rest of the game with an addition of 30 seconds per move starting from move one. Final Ranking cross table Rk.