Are you familiar with Kasparov's Immortal game? Discover a key moment in chess history in this chess lesson reviewing Kasparov vs. Topalov, played in 1999!

See the final stages of Kasparov's Immortal game in this chess analysis lesson. Continue with a review of the game and find out how white regained control.

Curious about the final, deadly moves Kasparov unleashed in his immortal game? Learn how Kasparov got the king and what made the bishop so instrumental.

Discover one of the greatest games in the history of chess: between GM Anand and GM Kamsky. Follow from the opening up and through the middle game exchanges.

Continue reviewing Anand vs. Kamsky in this chess analysis lesson. Begin by considering the incredible sequence of moves played on the chessboard.

The finishing moves in Anand vs. Kamsky may be different than you expect! Follow along to review the ending sequence of moves in this famous chess matchup.

There's a tactical motif called distraction in chess whereby an opponent's piece is distracted from protecting a piece, square, rank or file. Learn it here!

Discover another essential tactical motif in chess: the decoy. Using a decoy forces a piece to a square which will then result in disadvantage for an opponent.

Did you know that it's possible to move one piece to achieve a tactical advantage against a chess opponent? The discovered attack is as powerful as it sounds.

What's more significant in a chess game than attacking a piece? Attacking two! In this chess lesson discover the double attack tactical motif.