Stumbled over the Twimight Chess App and your fine annotations to your blog and will surely return more often Thank you very much. I intend to keep posting useful material which will make players think and improve their game! Enjoyed your commentary and posted your link on Team Nigeria page on chess.
Amazing coverage of the Nov wcc and interview with the young gm. Wish I could find a chess guru coaches are a dime a dozen. Best of luck with ur chess, regards Sahil. Thanks a lot Sahil. I am glad that you liked the material on this blog. And don't worry about finding a coach, you can work with a lot of good chess books.
Excellent analysis of the Carlsen-Anand games, in particular on the last game! Very insightful! Hi Sagar, Your blog is a great place for chess enthusiasts like me. Keep up the good work. All the very best for your chess career. Regards Karthik. Hi Sagar, Congratulations and keep it up.
Really glad to see budding Indian players on international stage. Keep it up! Cheers Chess Bazaar. Thanks for sharing nice post! Thank you for sharing valuable information. Keep up the great work. Warm Regards, Harsha. Good morning Sagar, I have just sent an email to your yahoo ID regarding the link to be posted in chessbase.
I played at young age and continued to play at office tournaments. I want to begin playing again as I have been looking forward to this day and would like to ask your opinion on how I should begin.
I want to become GM if possible. V Ramana Rao. Sagar Shah Wikipedia. You're very wholesome Sagar bhai! I watch most of your streams, and help me improve my chess.
I don't aim to become a professional player or anything, but I'd like to treat chess as a hobby and something that improves my thought process. But more importantly, I want to enjoy the time I spend on it, and you certainly help me with that! Please keep doing what you do, kudos! Thank you for sharing this. We are a team of dedicated parents and chess coaches who see the benefits of learning Chess and playing Chess during the formative school years.
Hence, we have a passion for introducing and growing the enthusiasm for Chess across all school children. Online Chess Training in Texas. Great set of tips from the master himself. Excellent ideas.
Search This Blog. About me. Name: Sagar Shah. Education: Chartered Accountant CA. Beginner, club and master levels. Assisted play and calculation training. Build and maintain your repertoire. Memorize it easily move by move by playing against the variation trainer. Komodo Dragon 2 Komodo Dragon 2 has both excellent positional play - thanks to the neural network - and tremendous tactical power and computing speed, thanks to the classic Alpha Beta engine. Each day of its existence it has indulged in activities to power chess in India.
But how did this company come into existence? This article is dedicated to the work that has been done by the organization. Check it out! Comments 1 3. Or even thought it possible. This young lad, who is struck with spinal muscular atrophy in its severest form, has found his talent in chess, where he shows Tal-like brilliance. Sagar Shah interviewed him live, and discussed his games with this incredibly brave person.
Be prepared to be deeply inspired — like the viewers who watched the interview live. Comments 9 The five-time World Champion is now 51 years old and is still very much one of the best in the world.
But Anand also wants to ensure that there are youngsters in India who rise quickly to the top of the world rankings in the years to come. It is with this objective in mind that the Westbridge Anand Chess Academy has been created. Nihal Sarin, Praggnanandhaa, Raunak Sadhwani, Gukesh and Vaishali are the five youngsters who received a fellowship and will be personally mentored by Vishy Anand. Comments 2 It's been nearly 35 years now! In this article Frederic speaks about the humble beginnings of the big chess technology company and how the 13th World Champion Garry Kasparov played a big role in its success!
Comments 22 The idea of the series is to give you a peek into the mind of a world class grandmaster. Every episode has a GM who shows his immortal game with 10 critical questions.
It's a synthesis of great chess education by the GM along with a liveliness of the comedians! We have all the 10 critical moments for you to solve! Try your hand and see how you fare!
Comments 5. These are the building blocks which help you to develop your style of play. IM Sagar Shah has started a new series on the ChessBase India YouTube channel where he has taken on the challenging task of covering some of the most important classics in chess! A young Botvinnik takes on an experienced Capablanca and outplays him both strategically as well as tactically. Comments 1 The chess world is also affected heavily with over-the-board tournaments dwindling in number.
But one thing that has received a tremendous boost is the level of chess education that has been made available in the last few months. The World no. Get to know more about Raja's new venture and the courses on offer. Comments 7 9.
Normal year-old kids would prefer to have a party or spend time with their friends on their birthday. But Pragg is different. He is ready to give up all that if he can spend some time learning a new trick or two on the chessboard. And, so the test began!
Fifteen positions were solved in less than an hour. It turned out to be a tremendous test — give it a go! Photo: Leon Masters website. Comments 3 Azerbaijani GM Teimour Radjabov is one of the finest exponents of the KID in the world, and illustrates this interactive lesson with games from his stellar career.
More importantly: someone with real ambitions to go for the top? Well, here's a chance to do an online course with one of the best trainers in the world he has worked with Caruana, Giri, Radjabov and Hou Yifan , together with on of the world's top grandmasters Elo Normally a ten-day hour course would cost a fortune, and involve travelling to Belgium.
But in pandemic online times things are much more reasonable. Anyone in the world who is rated or higher can take part. Comments 3 3. Participants are fully ID-ed, which reduces cheating attempts to a minimum. The tournament is open to anyone across the world — a lot of very strong players have already registered. You can too. Comments 1. Before you play it you have to analyse all the lines, in your mind, and come to the conclusion whether it wins, holds a draw or loses.
Try it with our challenge position. You can move pieces on the analysis board, but must not consult an engine. Have fun, test your analysis skills. Comments 12 5. Surprising Your Opponents with the Lazy Sicilian In just 60 minutes, you will be well-equipped with a surprise weapon, which will take most of your opponents out of book right from the start.
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