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Fourth Consecutive Draw as Tensions Rise in Women's World Championship - Vimarsana News

Fourth Consecutive Draw as Tensions Rise in Women's World Championship

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Women's World Championship: Game 2 also ends in a draw - Vimarsana News

Women's World Championship: Game 2 also ends in a draw

In the second game of the Women's World Championship match in China, the reigning World Champion Ju Wenjun had White, but couldn't get anything against the Tarrasch Variation of her challenger Lei Tingjie, who even managed to gain a slight initiative after the opening. The game ended in a draw after 41 moves. | Photo: Xu Qi, Deputy Director of the Shanghai Sports Bureau and KK Chan President of the Hong Kong Chess Federation, open the game. | Photos: Stev Bonhage (FIDE)

Top choice: Kasimdzhanov's French Defence - a review - Vimarsana News

Top choice: Kasimdzhanov's French Defence - a review

Rustam Kasimdzhanov is considered one of the world’s leading opening experts; he has worked as a second for Vishy Anand, Fabiano Caruana and the German national team. In his new Fritztrainer on the French Defence, he passes on his knowledge. Christian Höthe has taken a look at the course and concludes, “The French is a wonderful opening, especially after studying this Fritztrainer!”

Understanding before Moving 75: How to pressure your opponent - Vimarsana News

Understanding before Moving 75: How to pressure your opponent

Herman Grooten is an International Master, a renowned trainer and the author of several highly acclaimed books about chess training and chess strategy. In the 75th instalment of his ChessBase show "Understanding before Moving", Herman shows how to put pressure on your opponent. | Photo: Pascal Simon