Tactics – Page 61 – The Chaturanga Chess Club

Diamond Dust! Chess Tactics

Chess Tactics! Through space and time, from Chaturanga and around the world, tactics to sharpen your skills. From Encyclopedia of Chess Combinations 4th Edition. Answers are below page.

Hi Guys, In case you haven’t heard I’m organizing a method for Chaturanga members past and present, along with North Penn members, to be able to play some organized, live, real time chess. I’ll be using chess.com ‘s platform but it won’t be a chess.com run event. It will probably be either G/60 or G/90Continue reading “Flash!”

Diamond Dust! Chess Tactics.

Chess Tactics! Through space and time, from Chaturanga and around the world, tactics to sharpen your skills. From Encyclopedia of Chess Combinations 4th Edition. Answers are below page.

Master Musings!

Annotated games and Opening/Endgame instructional articles by Masters of the past! Inside Chess from February of 1989.

Diamond Dust! Chess Tactics

Chess Tactics! Through space and time, from Chaturanga and around the world, tactics to sharpen your skills. From Encyclopedia of Chess Combinations 4th Edition. Answers are below page.

Diamond Dust! Chess Tactics

Chess Tactics! Through space and time, from Chaturanga and around the world, tactics to sharpen your skills. From Encyclopedia of Chess Openings 4th Edition. Answers are below page

Time and Tide

Annotated Master Tournaments from before the Internet age! The March and April editions of Chess Life featuring the coverage of Bobby Fischer’s’ famous Interzonal win in Stockholm, Sweden in 1962. Fischer continues to establish himself as one of the Best on the Planet by accruing a final score of 17.5-4.5 without a single loss. InContinue reading “Time and Tide”

Diamond Dust.

Through space and time. From Chaturanga and around the world. Tactics to sharpen your skills! From Encyclopedia of Chess Combinations 4th Edition.

Diamond Dust

Chess Tactics! Through space and time, from Chaturanga and around the world, tactics to sharpen your skills.

Time and Tide

Annotated Master Tournaments from before the Internet age! August/September 1945 Chess Review. World War 2 is drawing to it’s merciful end and the first post war event, the now famous Radio Match is announced. Anthony Santasiere wins the US Open. Then, from May 1974 Chess Life & Review we have the Karpov-Polugaevsky and Portisch-Petrosian MatchesContinue reading “Time and Tide”