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Keep your King Safe.

Everyone knows that the object of the game is to checkmate the opponent’s king. But sometimes a player thinks about his own plans so much that he forgets that his opponent is also king hunting! It’s generally a good idea to place your king in a safe place by castling early in the game. Once

Chess Plan Moves

If you threaten something here in one move, something over there in the next move, and so forth, your opponent will have an easy time defending. Your pieces have to work together to be effective. Just imagine each instrument in an orchestra playing a different tune! When you develop a plan, your men can work

Winning Chess

Chess is a game of strategy and tactics. Each player commands an army of 16 chessmen — pawns and other pieces (the king, queen, bishops, knights, and rooks). A well-played chess game has three stages. In the opening, the players bring out their forces in preparation for combat. The middlegame begins as the players maneuver

Galkin Alexander (01.02.1979)

Russian Grandmaster (1997). World U20 Champion 1999, European U12 Champion in 1991. Best results: Metz Open 2000, 1-2nd; Isle of Man 2005, 3rd; Russian Championship Higher League 2011; 2-3rd. A participant in the 2000 and 2004 World Championships and in the 2007 World Cup. Peak rating: 2624 in 2008, he is not active since 2014.

Maze Sebastien (08.02.1984)

French Grandmaster (2007). Best results: NAO Open GM 2003, 1st; Calvia Open 2005, 2nd-7th; Jura Open 2006, 1st; Geneva 2007, 2nd; Montpellier Masters 2007, 1st; Biel MTO 2008, 2nd; French Championship 2008, 5th; Caen Open 2012, 1-4th; Caligari Open 2012, 1st; London Classic Open 2016, 1-2nd; London Classic Open 2017, 1-3rd. A participant in the

Tkachiev Vladislav (09.11.1973)

French Grandmaster (1996) born in Russia and living in France since 1998 after a stay of 15 years in Kazakhstan. European Champion in 2007. French Champion in 2006 and Vice Champion in 2007, Kazakh Champion in 1991 and 1992, Kazakh U20 Champion in 1988 and 1989. Won or shared first in Okham 1993, Port Erin Open

Granda Zuniga Julio Ernesto (25.02.1967)

Peruvian Grandmaster (1986) and one of the best players of South America since for more than 10 years. American Continental Champion in 2007 and 2012, 2013 and 2014. Peruvian Champion in 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, and 2002. Gold medal for the best individual score on board one at the Panamerican team championship 1987. Best results:

Goloshapov Aleksander (25.01.1978)

Ukrainian Grandmaster and FIDE Senior Trainer coached by Vaisman. Graduated in Physical and Sport. Ukrainian champion U16 and 20 in 1996. Best results: won or shared first at the Russian Cup in Tula 1999, Alushta 2001. Dubai Open 2002, Le Touquet Open 2003, Mulhouse GM 2004, shared second at Capelle la Grande 2006. He is

Gormally Daniel (1976)

English Grandmaster (2005). Gormally was the joint winner of the British Rapidplay Chess Championship 2006. Best results: 2-4th Cardiff 1997, 1st Caledonia Master 1997, 1-4th Politiken Cup 1998, 1-3rd; Coulsden Open 1999, Vikings Challenger 1999, 2nd Oakham Master 2000, 1st London MSO 2000, 1-3 London Open 2001, Hastings Challenger 2002, 1st Southend 2005, 3rd British championship

Ghitescu Theodor (24.01.1934 – 22.08.2008)

Romanian International Master (1961) and Honorary Grandmaster (1986). Romanian Champion in 1963. Coach. Best results: Reggio Emilia 1961, 3rd; IBM II 1965, 2nd; IBM II 1966, 1-3st; Hoogoven II 1966, 1st; Bucharest 1976, 1st; Reykjavik 1970, 2nd; Hoogoven II 1973, 2nd; Bucharest 1979, 2-3rd; Val Thorens Open 1989, 3rd. A participant in the Olympiads from