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About chess moves during the games between grandmasters?
Where can I find various details of Chess grandmaster's matches say from year 2000? If someone sends names of the books or URL of websites (I don't know what URL means, but they call it URL so I am using it). What I need is to see how they did open the games and how the pieces were moved. If the logic also is included it will be great!
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- 8 years agoFavorite Answer
I will recommend you to use the website www.chessgames.com for this purpose.It has a comprehensive database and I really like that site.
Also I would recommend you to buy the books Kramnik:Move by Move or Vishy Anand:World Chess Champion which showcase the games of today's top players.
If you wanna study openings,then u can surely use the abv mentioned website.But,at the same time,consider buying the books from the 'starting out' series by everymanchess publishers.However first determine which openings u like and then go in for buying an opening book.
Hope this helps!All d best! :)
- 4 years ago
certain, it is termed en passant. En passant is a particular seize made at recent after a participant strikes a pawn 2 squares ahead from its starting up position, and an opposing pawn would have captured it as if it had moved purely one sq. ahead. in this example, the opposing pawn would seize the pawn as if taking it "because it passes" by the first sq.. The ensuing position is an similar as if the pawn had purely moved one sq. ahead and the opposing pawn had captured typically. The en passant seize must be carried out on the very next turn, or the right to succeed in it really is lost.[a million] any such bypass is the purely celebration in chess in which slightly captures yet does no longer bypass to the sq. of the captured piece