The game between Dawid Przepiorka, representing Poland and Erich Eliskases, an Austrian born chess player took place in Hamburg, Germany, 1930. Play, solve and comment
How can I improve my chess skills?
There are many ways you can get better at chess, the first being, of course, to play as much as you can. SparkChess has 5 AI opponents for all levels and a multiplayer mode so you can play against other people people like you.
SparkChess Premium includes over 30 lessons on basic topics ranging from rules to openings and endgames and basic strategies and 70 chess puzzles to help you learn how to spot tricky moves.
We also have articles on chess on the site written by accomplished authors (dr. Alexey Root is a Woman International Chess Master). Some articles, such as those written for us by George Zeigler, go in detail, commenting games from start to finish with diagrams. You can follow the progress of these games move by move.
Another way to sharpen your chess skills is to play chess puzzles. We have hand-picked puzzles from games between grandmaster and we’ve included even historical context and info on the players. You can try to solve these puzzles online (they all have solutions). Puzzles are a great way to improve your understanding of the situation and think a few moves ahead. And being games from the masters, you’ll also learn a trick or two.
You can also join a local chess club. Also, iChess.net has many chess video courses available.
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Useful Chess sites
- ChessGuide.com – Chess directory with categorized links to Chess sites, software, news, leagues, tournaments and more.
- ChessBaron is a UK retailer that delivers chess sets and boards worldwide.
- The Chess Website delivers in-depth analysis of chess openings and chess strategy.
- Chess Master William Stuart offers online chess lessons.
- Chessgammon is another UK retailer where you can find timeless classic chess sets.