The Chess Mind

Every so often ChessVideos viewers will submit games or questions for discussion, and the resulting shows are often especially valuable. It's important to see master and grandmaster play - to see chess at its best - but as often as not looking at what happens in amateur play is even more instructive. Sometimes the play is at a high level (there are examples in this week's show), and when there are mistakes they are often common enough that discussing them will benefit a wide-ranging audience.

This may include some of my readers, so you might have a look here and see for yourself. The show is free (though free registration is required), and available on-demand for the next month or so.