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Analysis of variations in chess helps to understand the game and the reasons behind the moves

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Polugaevsky-Nezhmetdinov

St. George Defense

Spanish Schliemann

Spassky-Fischer, 1972 Championship, game 1

Spanish Game, Marshall Attack, 15.Re4 g5 line

Spanish Game, Closed

Halloween Attack

Spassky-Fischer, 1972 Championship, game 11

Double Muzio Gambit

Blackmar-Diemer Gambit

Max Lange Attack

Estrin-Berliner (1965-1968) analysis

Korchnoi-Fischer, 1970

Botvinnik-Fischer, 1962

Chajes-Capablanca New York, 1916

Fischer-Panno 1970, Buenos Aires Rd: 8

Levy - Chess 4.4 on Cyber 175, 1975

Colle vs. O'Hanlon, 1930

Botvinnik-Capablanca, 1938

King's Gambit

Spassky-Bronstein 1960

Arno Nickel vs. The World (2008)

The World vs. Arno Nickel 2006

Ruy Lopez, Modern Steinitz Defense

Yury Shulman vs the World

The World vs. GM GJ Timmerman (2007-2008)

Ermenkov-Kovacevic (1990) analysis

Traxler analysis

Position A, B, C (de Groot)

The Oldest Recorded Chess Game

Solving Chess

Walter Browne - Chess 4.6 (1978)

Znosko-Borovsky analyzes Lasker-Capablanca, St. Petersburg, 1914

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