ChessBase Account - Q&A with Matthias Wüllenweber

1/30/2017 – The ChessBase Account is a useful tool for every chess player, whether solving tactics, analysing games, preparing against the next opponent or playing chess online. To show you everything we will be live on air with a Q&A on Youtube tomorrow, January 31. Join us at 4.30 CET to ask Matthias Wüllenweber, the developer of the web apps and creator of the ChessBase program, any questions you might have and let us show you how to get the most out of ChessBase Account.

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YouTube Hangout

The Q&A will air on Tuesday 4.30 pm CET, January 31. The show will be packed with information, questions and practical hints on the ChessBase Account. If you have a Youtube Account you can ask questions tomorrow live via chat. You can also leave a comment below this article or use the hashtag #chessbasewebapps on Twitter. 

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• Playchess.com: Play online on playchess.com with over 20.000 people every day.
• Live database:  The fastest chess database in the world with over 8 Mio. games and weekly updates.
• Openings: Create your own repertoire, access to the live book. Drill your repertoire.
• Tactics: 60.000 chess tactics for beginners and Grandmaster. Get your Tactics ELO now.
• Videos: Over 1.500 videos with top authors - Daniel King, Simon Williams, Karsten Müller, Rustam Kasimdzhanov amongst others.

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The Elephant Gambit (1.e4.e5 2.Nf3 d5!?) has never really been given the attention it deserves. It is a very useful surprise weapon. Let us list the advantages of playing this particular opening: 1) Shock value 2) It is very aggressive. Black can take over the initiative early. 3) Many tricky lines 4) Unorthodox. Black is basically taking the game to the opponent as early as move two. Not many openings do that! It's a perfect opening for young players and club players to adopt. Let Andrew Martin select a repertoire for you on this 60 mins, which, if used with discretion, will rack up the points. I am sure that you will enjoy this unusual tour of the Elephant Gambit.

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Pascal Simon Pascal Simon 2/1/2017 09:07
We'll try to announce it earlier next time.
TimonCB TimonCB 1/31/2017 06:26
Dang missed it... I had tons of questions. This is a very good idea. Alas maybe some of my questions are answered in the recorded video. Please next time don't anounce it on such a short notice. Maybe a week ahead before the actual Q&A would be better.
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