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Across the generations Did you know that Tal played Vishy before? Or that Fischer played Ulf Andersson in a simul? 84 games, 1893-2004 Chessgames.com's Daily Puzzles I've heard all these silly arguments about how it should be "Black to play and win" or "White to play and draw" or "White to play and keep material," but it is all junk to me. I think all that is necessary is "Black to play [and make *the best move*]." A good player should be able to figure out whether "the best move" leads to keeping material, a mate in X, gaining material, drawing the game, etc. That's how real games are anyway. 100 games, 1850-2004 Chessgames.com's Daily Puzzles (#2) More puzzles. ;) 101 games, 1857-2004 Judit the Chess Queen Dedicated to one of the greatest attacking players of all time =) 29 games, 1987-2005 King activity! The wonders of king activity! Take your lazy king for a walk today! =D The main rule of this collection is that the king walk must be voluntary and not the product of checks. It's a king walk, not a king hunt! Endgame king walks don't count either. It has to be in the opening or the middlegame. ;) 41 games, 1858-2005 Lessons from Nisipeanu One of my favorite players, very underrated 8 games, 1999-2005 The Lightning Kid Strikes Great games from Anand =D 34 games, 1987-2005 Topalov's ascension Ever since the FIDE Championship in 2004 where he scored an unbelievable 9.5/10 in the first part, he's been playing like there's no tomorrow. 14 games, 2004-2005