Week 2 USCL OOTW In a GM matchup from round 2, we have Pascal Charbonneau (NY) tangling with GM Gregory Serper (SEA) in my favorite variation, the Sicilian Kan. Surprisingly, Serper goes wrong early … more →
IM Mark Ginsburg Presents A Personal Chess Historynezhmet wrote 2 months ago: Week 2 USCL OOTW In a GM matchup from round 2, we have Pascal Charbonneau (NY) tangling with GM Greg … more →
nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: USCL Week 7: Sicilian Kan Excitement Matthew Herman (NY) – Ilya Krasik (BOS) USCL Week 7 Si … more →
nezhmet wrote 1 year ago: MG Note: This guest article by Dr. Neil McKelvie, long-time MCC official and Professor of Chemistry … more →
fasha2008 wrote 1 year ago: Kali ini aku nak analisa perbezaan antara opening Sicilian Taimanov dengan Sicilian Kan.. Sicilian T … more →
wang wrote 2 years ago: Well last things first, I won’t be able to go to Reno financially I just can’t swing i … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: In March 1979 Michael Rohde took a big step toward U.S. Chess stardom – he made his first GM r … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: Sturbridge, Massachusetts is pleasant in August. There’s Echo Lake, outdoor taverns, and the u … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: In 1978 I undertook to play Eugene Meyer in Washington DC (I believe at his house on Jennifer Street … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: Every year brought a new Pan-Am Intercollegiate adventure. In 1977, it happened to be in St. Louis. … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: My young opponent scared GM Korchnoi in the first round, almost scoring an upset win. The crafty vet … more →
nezhmet wrote 2 years ago: National Open, Las Vegas, NV 2007. Round 5. IM J. Friedel – IM M. Ginsburg 1. e4 c5 2. Nf3 e6 … more →