My Best Games in the Sicilian-Najdorf - Shirov "Wooden Chess Boards" focusing on the underlying psychological

focusing on the underlying psychological pitfalls such as:

following all USCF (or FIDE) rules for alternation of color

64 total squares (32 white & 32 black)

how in his opposite-colored bishop endgame against Topalov in Linares in 1998 he found the amazing and unique move

Now with “Fat Fritz“ * : An extremely strong neural net engine inspired by Alpha Zero

My Best Games in the Sicilian-Najdorf - Shirov "Wooden Chess Boards" focusing on the underlying psychologicalAlexei Shirov can look back on an extraordinary chess career. Young Alexei became U 16 World Champion in 1988, and second in the World Junior Championship in 1990. He received his GM title in 1992, at the age of 20. Since then, Shirov has belonged to the absolute top players in the world. In 1998 he defeated Vladimir Kramnik in a ten game qualification match that was staged to select a challenger for World Champion Garry Kasparov. Unfortunately, that