It's been a while since I published anything on this site,
but I'm going to resume my blogging. I hope to update you on tournaments that I
will be directing, games of interest and other chess activities. Please comment
on how I can improve this blog.
London Knight Chess
The purpose of this site is for me to report on my chess adventures with the London System. I hope to share my games as well as those of others that enjoy the London. Comments are always welcomed!
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Sunday, April 17, 2011
London System Played in 2nd Round Of U.S. Championship
GM Alexander Stripunsky played the London System vs. GM Alexander Ivanov yesterday in the 2nd Round of the United States Championship. It ended in a draw, but I thought I'd post it!
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Happy 80th Birthday GM Victor Korchnoi!
GM Victor Korchnoi wearing the famous glasses during one of his world title matches vs. GM Anatoly Karpov! ChessBase presents a nice tribute to GM Korchnoi here.
I want to show a game where GM Korchnoi defeats GM Bobby Fischer as Black.
Monday, March 21, 2011
The London System #1, game 1
I created a London System tournament on chess.com and this is the first game completed. This is a 2 round event with 10 players participating. I'll keep you posted as games are completed!
Friday, March 18, 2011
Happy Birthday GM Vassily Ivanchuk!
GM Vassily Ivanchuk was born March 18, 1969 in the Ukraine. He plays all kinds of openings and is always exciting to watch! I've included a nice game he won vs. GM Alexander Morozevich of Russia. It is an Exchange Slav which has alot of the ideas of "The London". I hope you enjoy it!
Friday, March 11, 2011
Happy Birthday GM Joel Benjamin!
Joel Lawrence Benjamin was born on March 11, 1964 in New York, USA.
He obtained his GM title in 1986. The above picture is from last year's U.S. Championship, a game which GM Gata Kamsky won. The below game is a game from the 1991 U.S. Championship in which Gata played the London System and Joel won!
Round 3, March 2011 Monthly Club Swiss
Going into the 3rd round, I was leading the tourney with 2-0 and Joe was at 1.5-0.5. Well, I miscalculated and dropped a center pawn in my London System game. I then disregarded my King's safety and the rest is history! Joe played well and deserved the win! Nobody likes posting losses, but I felt that I learned a few things from this game and hope to play better the next time I play Joe!
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