It is our great pleasure to welcome back Keith, who was our first “big name” speaker back in June 2020. In his last talk Keith demonstrated some key principles of pawn structure in endings. This time he will talk about some of his own games that illustrate Positional & Tactical Motifs. Keith welcomes as much audience participation as possible and would be very happy to answer questions about the talk and about other topics.
Keith gained his IM title in 1985, then became England’s 26th GM in 1995. His was English Chess Champion on 2008 and European Senior Chess Champion in 2014. His latest achievement in a long and successful career was winning the 2nd British Online Championship this August ahead of a strong field including Mickey Adams.
Following on from our last session with Andrew Martin on various gambits, this week’s meeting will feature a talk by Ken Coates from Crowthorne Chess Club about the Morra Gambit.
Ken Coates
This is an ambitious plan for white against the Sicilian and has a long history. Ken is a good friend of CCC and an excellent coach, and his lecture is sure to be entertaining and informative.
Camberley Chess Club meets online via Zoom video conference every Tuesday evening at 8pm.
If you are not yet an online member and would like to join in online, please request in advance by emailing info@camberleychess.co.uk
Prolific author and International Master Cyrus Lakdawala will present selected material from his new Everyman Chess book “Rewire your Chess Brain”. Cyrus will then invite members of the audience to pose questions about this book and the material therein.
Camberley Chess Club are meeting online via Zoom video conference every Tuesday evening at 8PM.
If you would like to join in online, please request in advance by emailing info@camberleychess.co.uk
Once upon a time, before the days of strong analysis engines, correspondence chess was a worthy activity for players to learn openings, practise middlegame and endings.
Strong correspondence players tended to be potentially strong OTB players.
Colin Lyne will take us through some his earliest postal games.
You are welcome to join Camberley Chess Club’s online Zoom meetings, just email info@camberleychess.co.uk
We have a special treat this week : Colin Purdon will demonstrate 2-3 games of GM Wolfgang Uhlmann who passed away on August 24th at the age of 85. He was famous for his handling of the French Defence, Winawer variation.
You are welcome to join Camberley Chess Club’s online Zoom meetings, just email info@camberleychess.co.uk