Winning starts with what you know
The new version 18 offers completely new possibilities for chess training and analysis: playing style analysis, search for strategic themes, access to 6 billion Lichess games, player preparation by matching Lichess games, download Chess.com games with built-in API, built-in cloud engine and much more.
Zoran Petronijevic, born in 1962, is an International Master who did not learn chess until the age of 12, but rapidly scored a series of successes after that. He has won numerous tournaments and played in 28 leagues (mostly in the first division). Petronijevic works as a chess trainer and lives in Nis (Serbia). Today he wrote to us:
I am sure you have followed the last round games, and especially the match Serbia-Germany. The game Indjic-Keymer was interesting from start to end – but especially in the endgame part. I have analyzed it...
...and sent us the following very instructive comments:
As you know you can click on the moves or Zoran's analysis to get a replay board (which can be resized and moved). You can even start an engine (fan icon below the board) to answer residual questions you may have. Try the "threat" button (exclamation mark on the right) or the "visual evaluation" (fire button) which will help you understand the game.
Chess Endgames 14 - The golden guidelines of endgame play
Rules of thumb are the key to everything when you are having to set the correct course in a complex endgame. In this final DVD of his series on the endgame, our endgame specialist introduces you to the most important of these rules of thumb.
