Endgame Magic 100, live with Wesley So!
11/25/2017 – The 100th episode of Endgame Magic is airing on Monday. We have a special guest for this jubilee: None other than Wesley So. He joins Karsten to look at some fascinating endgame from recent tournament praxis! Live at 15:00 CET (9:00 AM EST)!
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Endgame Magic #100
Guest: GM Wesley So
For the 100th episode we're glad to have Wesley So in the ChessBase studio. He'll play in the upcoming the London Chess Classic next week, but first will get in some endgame practice with Karsten Müller.
Endgames are the soul of the chess games. This coud be a phrase from GM Karsten Müller. The german grandmaster is one of the leading experts when it comes to endgames, with numerous published books and DVD's about this phase of the game. In his Endgame Magic Show Müller invites strong players and shows recent examples of the tournament praxis. Live at 15:00 CET (10:00 AM EDT):
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The show Endgame Magic is one of the major shows in the video portal. Nearly 100 episodes have been recorded. Karsten Müller is going on air around once a month always inviting a guest into his endgame world to discuss recent examples. But he also tests his guest with their very own endgames.
Endgame expert GM Karsten Müller
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