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| + | A big part of "serious" chess is the opening theory. | ||
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| + | * [https://www.chess.com/openings Openings on chess.com] | ||
| + | * [http://www.chessgames.com/perl/rerolpxe Opening explorer on chessgames.com] | ||
== Fabrice's chess games == | == Fabrice's chess games == | ||
Revision as of 10:05, 10 June 2019
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Chess
Openings
A big part of "serious" chess is the opening theory.
Links
Fabrice's chess games
I'm currently (since 9 February (2015)) playing on the fantastic, free-software platform, lichess (see en.lichess.org/@/laussy). I won my first tournament there on 4, January (2018) in the U1700 Blitz Arena, following a streak of terrible losses allowing me to compete in such low-rated competition.
Tournaments I won
Sicilian defense
My first game. I was waiting for someone to send me a parameter for a computer code by email, and started playing crappy blitz chess on the internet. I decided this was a loss of time and decided to play at least 10 minutes games (as compared to lightning that go 1 or 2 minutes in all) and to analyze them. During my first game came the parameter by phone, disrupting me quite a lot, but I won anyway as starting from a neutral rating, I was matched against an easy opponent.
- 23. e5 is a blunder, the released defence of the knight on d2 is not compensated by 23... Qxd2! 24. Qxe7?? since Qg2#.
- 31... Rad8 is the loosing move.
King's gambit
Links
- Lichess now has real-time analysis.
- rating goals for 2015 & 2016.
- Julia plays Chess (at 2 years old and 8 months).
More links
(For storing, not own-content related)
- Grandmaster Chessbrah plays blind bullet. It is interesting how they anticipate the same moves.
