THE CHESS by Raquel Vicente

THE CHESS

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SOME FAMOUS CHESS MATES

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For example;

Final position of the mate of Loyd Figure

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Final position of the immortal of MacKenzie

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Bristol Mate; The mate of Bristol

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^{This mate was produced in the match between Cardiff vs Bristol in 1969 Argentina. It is achieved with the sacrifice of the lady and the collaboration of the two bishops.}

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This sport, as it is known today, emerged in Europe during the fifteenth century, as an evolution of the Persian shatranj game, which in turn emerged from another ancient game practiced in India in the sixth century.

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The first official chess world championship was organized in 1886. Chess is located by the International Olympic Committee as a sport, and international competitions are regulated by the FIDE.

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World Champion in 1985 with only 22 years

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Garry Kasparov

He was World Champion from 1975 to 1985

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Anatoly Karpov

The 10 advantages to your brain of playing chess.1 - Raise your IQ.2 - It helps to prevent Alzheimer's.3 - Exercise both cerebral hemispheres.4 - Improves creativity.6 - Help solve problems.7 - Increase the reading capacity.8 - Facilitates concentration

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In chess, the checkmate position means that "the king is trapped" or "the king has no escape", which means that the person who made this move wins the game

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Chess figures.

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How to move them?

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What is the aim in playing chess?The aim is to checkmate the opponent's King, or to make it so evident that you will eventually do so that the opponent resigns.

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