ChessBase in Pardubice

by ChessBase
7/27/2015 – The Czech Open is part of the International Chess and Games Festival. Almost 300 players start in the A-Open, top seed is Viktor Laznicka, the number two in the Czech Republic. He won the first three rounds and leads with nine other players with 3.0/3. Martin Fischer represents ChessBase in Pardubice and offers advice how to get the best out of your programs.
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ChessBase at the Czech Open

The playing hall

During the Czech-Open 2015 ChessBase presents its products - and helps you to use them efficiently.

 

ChessBase expert Martin Fischer is from 26. to 27. in Pardubice to answer questions, to give advice, and to help (if necessary) installing programs.

On 27. June there will be a ChessBase seminar parallel to the open. With the following topics:

• Setting up ChessBase,
• Enter and annotate games
• Unsing engines efficiently
• How to train with ChessBase
• Using the cloud for your training
• Building up and updating an opening repertoire
• Preparing for an opponent
• Endgame training with ChessBase

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