The Ink War

The Ink WarThe rivalry between William Steinitz and Johannes Zukertort, the world's strongest chess players in the late nineteenth century, became so fierce that it was eventually named The Ink War. They fought their battle on the chessboard and in various chess magazines and columns. It was not only about who was the strongest player but also about who had the best ideas on how to play the game. In 1872, Johannes Zukertort moved from Berlin to London to

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one of his favorite players of all time

He also wrote a popular and often reprinted book Easy Guide to Chess (Sutton Coldfield 1942)

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Introducing IM Bence Szabo’s 11-hour long video training Calculation Masterclass where he breaks down this complicated

There's nothing quite like the high stakes Benoni to knock 1

as well as the candidates tournament of 1985 at Montpellier

They don’t know how to apply the knowledge they acquired

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potent energy to a game most often played with quiet reserve

Let Robert show you what to do instead

He’s switched federations to the USA in 2014 and represented the country at the 2016 Chess Olympiad in Baku