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Key Players Operating in International Chess Market are:

The House of StauntonChessSUACNCHESSChessBaronShri Ganesh (India) InternationalChessncraftsOfficial StauntonABC-CHESSYiwu Linsai

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Wooden Chess

Glass Chess

Plastic Chess

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Professional Item

Home Entertainment

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Chess, like love, like music, has the power to make men happy.Doctor Siegbert Tarrasch

Now don't be sad'Cause two out of three ain't badMeat Loaf

Wise words indeed. Oh, but which of the three is missing - and what can we do about it? Well, it is time to play some music while we ponder the mysteries and beauty of chess.

What is it? Game, sport, science, mental torture? Whatever it is to you, it will mean a lot more if you learn to love the game of chess.

To paraphrase Peter Skellern:

Chess is the greatest thing;The oldest, yet the latest thing

Here are some snippets which should warm even the coldest of hearts.

In most sports or games a huge advantage usually guarantees a victory. If, for example, a football team had a 4-0 lead, one mistake will just make it 4-1. In chess, however, it doesn't matter how large the advantage may be; one mistake could be fatal.

Despite almost overwhelming odds, the white rook saves the day with 1.Ra8, checkmating the black king. There is no equivalent to a 4-1 result here. Checkmate ends the game!

Staying with a similar theme of the small hero winning the day, we need to be very aware that tactics can strike at virtually any moment.

White plays 1.Bc3, pinning the black queen against her king. This is another win against the odds. Black has to give up the queen for the bishop and White's sole pawn will eventually promote.

Sometimes, of course,two can become one. In the next position, Black can combine the elements of the pin and the checkmate to create something special.

1...Qxg2+!!2.Rxg2

2...Rc1+

White has one temporary block with3.Qd1but then3...Rxd1is checkmate.

Black used the power of the pin to create a wonderful checkmate. It is easy to see how quickly the simple things can build up to something more beautiful - and how people can grow to love chess.

We don't even need many pieces on the board to create a special kind of magic. Sometimes we have just enough to make it work.

The next position is a case in point.

Black captured the pawn with 1...Kxa4 and there followed 2.Kc2 Bd4.

White can save the game with 3.Nd6, which would bring the knight back into the game by gaining a move thanks to the attack on the pawn. However, one slip is all it takes...

3.Kb1??

This looks logical as White wants to prevent Black from playing 3...Ka3 and 4...Ka2, preparing the safe advance of the pawn. White has missed the point of Black's move.

3...Be5!

The knight is trapped on the edge of the board! White can no longer save the game. A sample line runs:

4.Ka2 b55.Kb1 Kb36.Kc2 Ka27.Kc1 b4

...and the pawn will promote.

There is a certain beauty to be found in simple positions with hidden twists. The next one is a classic, with which all chess players need to be familiar. Not because it is likely to occur very often in their games, but simply because the solution is wonderful and completely unexpected.

Only one move will win the game for White. If the position is new to you, then try it out on a real chess board. Find out which moves fail to make the breakthrough and you will eventually narrow it down to just one possibility.

When I saw the solution for the first time it felt like I was seeing a magic trick. White has to play 1.g6!

If Black plays 1...hxg6 then White has another surprise.

2.f6!

Wonderful! A second pawn is sacrificed - but the last survivor will make it through!

The alternative, 1...fxg6, fails to the mirror-image solution of 2.h6!

It is hard to avoid loving chess once one has seen some of the beautiful examples of what the game has to offer, from packed positions to those with very little material left on the board.

Anyone now feeling the urge to become more closely acquainted with the delights of the middlegame and endgame phases of the chess game may like to take advantage of the special Chessable sale, which will be repeated over the course of the week as we head towards Valentine's Day.

The time is right to see if Doctor Tarrasch was correct - one way or another!

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Camagey, Feb 8.- The 12th edition of the Chess Tournament that each year is dedicated to the anniversary of the founding of the former Villa de Santa Mara del Puerto del Prncipe, today Camagey, was played online this Sunday.

According to the report of the provincial commissioner of discipline Vctor Tornavaca, the contest was attended by chess players from Colombia, Chile, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Uruguay, and from various provinces of our country.

The best-placed chess player in Camagey was Dexter Docampo, occupying fourth place in the event for seniors, a category won by Michel Alejandro Daz from Las Tunas, in the men's sector, and Leancy Fernndez, from Matanzas, in the women's sector.

For his part, in the contest for players under 12 years of age, Marco Antonio Garca, from Havana, prevailed among the males, and Leanis Ferrer, from Matanzas, dominated among the females.

In the Chess Tournament held this Sunday virtually in greeting to the 507th anniversary of the founding of the former Villa Principea, they also competed in the under-18 category, where the Colombian David Ponce won in the men's sector, and Bertha Hiromis, from Mexico, was the winner among the ladies.(Luis Manuel Pantoja Roca / Radio Cadena Agramonte) (Photo: File)

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Fat Fritz has revolutionised the world of chess engines. The AI engine is based on the famous AlphaZero algorithms: the extraordinary playing strength and the completely new analyses fascinated the chess world. Now Fat Fritz 2.0 has arrived!

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Midway through the third quarter of Super Bowl LV, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers are winning on the scoreboard, holding a 28-9 lead over the Kansas City Chiefs.

They are also winning on a different board. The chessboard. At this point in the game Tom Brady and Byron Leftwich are winning the chess match with Steve Spagnuolo, the defensive coordinator of the Kansas City Chiefs.

The Buccaneers opening drive of the second half, which culminated in a touchdown run from Leonard Fournette, provides two prime examples. First is this third-down conversion with Brady hitting Fournette with a simple checkdown:

Before the snap of the ball, Spagnuolo has his defense in a pressure alignment. Brady checks the protection at the line of scrimmage, bringing Rob Gronkowski in to a wing alignment on the right side of the formation. Rather than send Gronkowski who has already caught a pair of touchdown passes in this game into a route Brady asks him to block.

However, Spagnuolo does not bring pressure. Instead he drops seven into coverage, hoping that Brady now does not have a downfield option with Gronkowski now kept in to block. But Brady calls his bluff, taking the simple checkdown to Fournette for the first down.

Then a few plays later with the ground game going, Byron Leftwich and Brady turn to the play-action game. Watch the action of the offensive line up front as they sell the run, pulling a blocker in front of this play. This freezes the defense, allowing Gronkowski to get vertical for an easy read and throw:

Then the touchdown run from Fournette, which is in some respect a mirror image of the above play-action throw to Gronkowski. Only this time a blocker pulls from the left to the right side, getting in front of Fournette for the touchdown:

Right now Spagnuolo and the Chiefs defense are guessing, and the Buccaneers are winning. Both on the chessboard, and on the scoreboard.

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