Polugaevsky vs Nezhmetdinov: Games Of The 1950s
Rashid Nezhmetdinov played many brilliant and beautiful chess games, but in his own estimation, his victory with the black...
The Game Of The Century: Games Of The 1950s
Bobby Fischer's Game of the Century is widely considered one of the greatest chess games of all time. The 13-year-old Bobby...
Geller vs Euwe: Games Of The 1950s
Possibly the most famous game from the 1953 Zurich candidates tournament was Efim Geller vs. Max Euwe. Euwe had lost the...
Bernstein vs Najdorf: Games Of The 1950s
Chess legend Ossip Bernstein had his greatest chess successes in the early 1900s, but 50 years later he had an incredible...
Bronstein vs Rojahn: Games Of The 1950s
David Bronstein is one of the greatest and most innovative chess grandmasters in the last century. Against the top Norwegian...
Stoltz vs. Steiner: Games Of The 1950s
Soon-to-be grandmaster Gosta Stoltz offered an incredible queen sacrifice in his masterful game against Herman Steiner....
Botvinnik vs Smyslov: Games Of The 1950s
World Chess Champions Mikhail Botvinnik and Vasily Smyslov competed in three world championship matches! Here is probably...
Beylin vs. Lipnitsky: Games Of The 1950s
Isaac Lipnitsky wrote the classic chess book, "Questions of Modern Chess Theory." In his beautiful game against Beylin,...
Keres vs. Szabo: Games Of The 1950s
The brilliant attacking player, Paul Keres, is one of the greatest chess players never to have become world champion. We...
Moran's Once-In-A-Lifetime Chess Masterpiece!
To paraphrase Anton Ego, not everyone can become a great chess artist; but anyone can create great chess art! Pablo Moran...
Botvinnik - Tal: Games Of The 1960s
NM Sam Copeland's pick for the best game of the 1960s is this amazing world championship battle where Mikhail Tal shocked...
Polugaevsky - Tal: Games Of The 1960s
In one of the most impressive pieces in the history of opening preparation, GM Lev Polugaevsky prepared deeply and took...
Nezhmetdinov - Chernikov: Games Of The 1960s
No one attacks like Nezhmetdinov! Check out his most famous game and NM Sam Copeland's pick for the third greatest game...
Spassky - Bronstein: Games Of The 1960s
David Bronstein was an amazing attacking player, but when Boris Spassky played the King's Gambit against him, it was Spassky...
Petrosian - Spassky: Games Of The 1960s
In 1966, many commentators thought that Boris Spassky was going to take the world title from Tigran Petrosian, but Petrosian...
Gufeld - Kavalek: Games Of The 1960s
Lubomir Kavalek was a strong GM and this game became his most amazing accomplishment. NM Sam Copeland shows you the amazing...
Korchnoi - Udovcic: Games Of The 1960s
GM Viktor Korchnoi was known for capturing pawns, so when he sacrificed a pawn, it was a safe bet that he had a great idea...
Veresov - Bronstein: Games Of The 1960s
David Bronstein was one of the greatest attacking players of all time. NM Sam Copeland demonstrates one of his most creative...
Estrin - Berliner: Games Of The 1960s
Hans Berliner was a star of correspondence chess and demonstrated why in this brilliant game, NM Sam Copeland's pick for...
Byrne - Fischer: Games Of The 1960s
This is only Bobby Fischer's second most famous win against a Byrn brother, but it's maybe as amazing as his Game Of The...
A Chess MASTERPIECE But The Players Are 1500: The Best Games Of The 1970s
Do you desire to play a true chess masterpiece but feel you just aren't strong enough? Don't miss this brilliant battle...
Anatoly Karpov Explains The Sicilian Dragon: The Best Games Of The 1970s
World Chess Champion Anatoly Karpov is not usually known for his attacking play, but don't miss how he dismantles Viktor...
Fischer Takes The Title: The Best Games Of The 1970s
The 1972 World Chess Championship match between Fischer and Boris Spassky was a tremendous contest that ultimately concluded...
The Chess Game Known As Mona Lisa: The Best Games Of The 1970s
Eduard Gufeld's game against Bagirov is widely adored by players of all levels for the ambitious play from both players...
Boris Spassky's Magic Miniature: The Best Games Of The 1970s
In 1970, the U.S.S.R. and the Rest of the World played an epic chess match narrowly won by the U.S.S.R. by the score of...