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  • Chernyshov wins Moscow Open 2010
    This event took place from Jan. 30 to Feb. 7, just before the 9th Aeroflot Open (Feb. 8–19) – which meant that many strong players were in the Russian capital to participate in both tournaments. Four players shared first in the Moscow Open, with 7.0/9 points. The winner was Konstantin Chernyshov on tie-break, with the decisive factor being that he had the most wins. Illustrated report.
  • Bisik-Bisik with Garry Kasparov – Part 3
    In the first part Garry talked about his growing up years and his collaboration with Magnus Carlsen. In part 2 he touched on the preparations made for his very first match against Karpov and the recent K-K anniversary exhibition match. In this third part Kasparov answered questions about “making a comeback”, his family, politics and a new variant of Fischer Random chess. Interview.
  • Sherlock Holmes chess
    A very original sequence happened in this Sicilian encounter from the recently finished festival in Wijk aan Zee. The black knight is attacked, but onto which square it should go now is only one question (A).
    The other interesting issue is: what was actually White's last (and best!) move (B),
    as a reaction in turn to which black move (C)?
    What do you think, Watson?

    The solution is here, but first ponder over it with a  larger version of the diagram.
  • Solutions to our Christmas puzzles – Part two
    We gave you the solutions for the first five or our 2009 Christmas puzzles a few days ago. Here is part two, which contains all the pretty letter problems submitted by GM Pal Benko, the construction problem provided by Indian GM Sandipan Chanda, and the solution to a truly unique chess problem composed back in 1991 by mathematician Noam Elkies. Enjoy.

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News from Infinitychess
Friday, 20 March 2009 13:29
"InfinityChess has recently changed its development team and is now working hard on all necessary improvements in order to run a stable and multifunctional chess server, which also includes freestyle and correspondence chess tournaments. We aspire to be back with a renewed tournament plan in June, 2009. Thanks all for your patience and understanding!" 

Arno Nickel
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http://www.infinitychess.com/



 
Shredder for iPhone and iPod touch
Thursday, 19 March 2009 20:33

Shredder Chess iPhoneShredder, the most successful chess program ever, is now also available for Apple iPhone and iPod touch.

In addition to the outstanding playing strength of the 12 times computer chess world champion, Shredder for iPhone is also able to mimic the play of a human chess player with any playing strength. He even deliberately makes typical human mistakes in those levels.

Solve 1000 built in chess puzzles. Shredder keeps track of your performance and offers advice if needed. See how you are getting better and better the more games you play and the more chess puzzles you solve.


 


 
SCID 3.7
Thursday, 19 March 2009 20:22

  New SCID 3.7 is available for Win, Linux and Mac. Now with UCI support.
 
http://scid.sourceforge.net/download.html   Win, Linux
  http://cachivaches.chauca.net/scid/index.html  Mac