Would you like to read the best anecdotes in chess?
Antonio Ventura Gude is one of the most famous chess writers. He shows us incredible stories about tournaments, anecdotes of chess players and unusual experiences.
In addition, you find articles about chess history, the matches that were played many years ago…
And the activities that the best players in the world were doing also!
And you can enjoy reading the connection of chess with other cultural activities like art or the cinema also… because chess has been used in many different worlds!
It’s a different view of chess but a very interesting one. I hope you enjoy reading them.
Classical chess players Some funny anecdotes about Mikhail Tal, Bobby Fischer, Boris Spassky, Jose Raul Capablanca and Alexander Alekhine. Mikhail Tal Mikhail Tal: 11 points
The Soviet chess team and Mijail Botvinick Mijail Botvinnik had many problems these years. In the summer of 1952, there was much nervousness in the
Classical chess players Some funny anecdotes about Samuel Reshevsky, Miguel Najdorf, Mikhail Botvinnik, Nicolas Rossolimo and Efim Bogoljubov. Samuel Reshevsky Samuel Reshevsky and Miguel Najdorf
Wesley So: a chess prodigy! A chess prodigy child, Wesley So in 2008 became the youngest player to cross the threshold of Elo 2600. He
Chess anecdotes (I): The professional chess player: Pillsbury… Let’s start with some anecdotes about chess. From all indignities that a professional chess player must go
Anecdotes about chess openings (I): Trend and research Let’s start with some anecdotes about chess openings. Back in the 1950s, the soon-to-be world champion Vasily
