19 Nov 12
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Youtube has plenty of videos of beginners stuff, as well as plenty of full videos of GM games. A user called 'thechesswebsite', who also has a site called.... uhm.... thechesswebsite.com, has some good videos that explain the principles behind various openings, which I've found useful.
19 Nov 12
Originally posted by IDrinkYourMilkshakeYeah I can vouch for this, and also Daniel King's powerplaychess is also a pretty good channel.
Youtube has plenty of videos of beginners stuff, as well as plenty of full videos of GM games. A user called 'thechesswebsite', who also has a site called.... uhm.... thechesswebsite.com, has some good videos that explain the principles behind various openings, which I've found useful.
I watch all of his videos when he analyses key games from big tournaments.
20 Nov 12
Originally posted by Rank outsiderI find that the up/down scroll bar is not working on the page for "puzzle of the day."'
Www.chessvideo.tv has training videos and various training tools that you can use for free.
Anybody else? Maybe my computer is just having a bad day?
20 Nov 12
Originally posted by Paul Dirac IIIt happened to me too. I figured you have to be a member. I don't know what the problem is. But I figured out the puzzle anyway.
I find that the up/down scroll bar is not working on the page for "puzzle of the day."'
Anybody else? Maybe my computer is just having a bad day?
