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Welcome to the
ChessCafe.com Video Spotlight. Each Wednesday and Saturday we will
feature a chess related video for your entertainment.
This event, co-presented with the Chess Club and
Scholastic Center of Saint Louis, invited visitors to watch and play
live chess matches with Grand Masters from the U.S. Women's Chess
Championship (October 3-13). The defending U.S. Women's champion and
Olympic Gold Medalist, Anna Zatonskih, kicked off the day by playing
five players blindfolded. Inspired by the Contemporary's exhibition,
this special day-long event celebrated the game that has puzzled players
for centuries. Spectators were welcome, and people could sign up to
participate in a bounty blitz tournament or a simultaneous exhibition.
Hula Chess, a variation of the game developed by Jennifer Shahade a
writer, games player, and two-time American Womens Chess Champion (2002,
2004) was installed in the courtyard for public play.
Playing in the Dark: A Collision of Art and Chess
Previous Videos (in order of appearance)
Last Days of Tal
ECC 2008 Interview with Michael Adams
Chess Fever
Korchnoi Defeated by Cow
Press Conference: Radjabov-Cheparinov
Interview with Magnus Carlsen
Tribute to IM Bob Wade
Donaldson on Dresden
Anand Returns to Hero's Welcome
Bologan - Bacrot, World Rapid Cup
Karpov - Kasparov, Seville (23), 1987
Interview with Pavel Tregubov
World Chess Boxing Championships
Chess 960 Rapid World Championship
Denker vs. Fine
Interview with Alex Dunne
Frost Interviews Kasparov
Interview with Vlastimil Hort
Underwater Chess
Bobby Fischer Documentary, Part One
Bobby Fischer Documentary, Part Two
Bobby Fischer Documentary, Part Three
Bobby Fischer Documentary, Part Four
Bobby Fischer Documentary, Part Five
Bruce Pandolfini on Chess Now
Taimanov Plays Rachmaninoff
The Lucena Position
Skripchenko - Kosteniuk, Golden Blitz
Seirawan on Bronstein
Press Conference: Linares 2008
Kamsky - Topalov, Game 4
Conquest - Arkell, Playoff Game 2
Maurice Ashley on Chess
Linares Impressions, Round Nine
Interview with Teimour Radjabov
Topalov - Kramnik, Corus 2008, Part One
Topalov - Kramnik, Corus 2008, Part Two
Viktor Korchnoi, My Life for Chess
Seirawan Chess
The Philidor Position
Anatoly Karpov
Bashing the Sicilian
Sam Loyd Chess Puzzle
Garry Kasparov: World Editors Forum
Radjabov-Smeets
My Brilliant Brain
2008 Women's World Championship
Chess Rumble
Shulman-Ivanov, Foxwoods 2008
Mikhail Botvinnik
Mikhail Tal, World Champion
Kasparov & Deep Blue
Botvinnik - Smyslov, 1954
US Chess Championship, Round 6 Wrap Up
Botvinnik - Petrosian, 1963, Part One
Botvinnik - Petrosian, 1963, Part Two
Botvinnik - Petrosian, 1963, Part Three
Botvinnik - Petrosian, 1963, Part Four
Spassky - Petrosian, 1966
Chess for Tigers: A Book Review
Interview with WIM Carolina Blanco
Peter Svidler's Press Conference: Corus 2007, Part One
Peter Svidler's Press Conference: Corus 2007, Part Two
Peter Svidler's Press Conference: Corus 2007, Part Three
Interview with NM Martirosov and GM Christiansen
The Luzhin Defense
Shirov: My Best Games in the Spanish
Paulsen-Morphy, New York 1857
Endgames for Experts
Reykjavik Open 2008
4NCL British Team Chess League
Interview with Judit Polgar
The Knockout Nimzo
Interview with Fabiano Caruana
Interview with Liviu-Dieter Nisipeanu
Dückstein - Petrosian, 1962, Part One
Dückstein - Petrosian, 1962, Part Two
Dückstein - Petrosian, 1962, Part Three
Dückstein - Petrosian, 1962, Part Four
Vallejo Pons at the Bundesliga
Blindfold Endgame: Carlsen-Topalov
Daniel King: Power Play
Fischer visits the Philippines, 1967
Fischer visits the Philippines, 1973
Interview with Peter Leko
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part One
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part Two
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part Three
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part Four
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part Five
Bishop and Knight Mate, Part Six
Norwood-Marsh, 1992
Chess Exercises 1, Piece Mobility
Chess at Café Commercial
Interview with Alfonso Romero
Vladimir Kramnik: My Path to the Top
Bobby Fischer: Anything to Win, Part One
Bobby Fischer: Anything to Win, Part Two
Bobby Fischer: Anything to Win, Part Three
Bobby Fischer: Anything to Win, Part Four
Bobby Fischer: Anything to Win, Part Five
Betty Boop: Chess Nuts (1932)
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SOS Vol. 11
by Jeroen Bosch (ed.)
The Most Valuable
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Best Games
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