Chessmaster"Looking for Insider Cheat Codes for Chessmaster? " 1) HOW TO PLAY CHESS Alright, if you don't know how to play Chess, I am surprised you bought thisgame.
* The Object * To Checkmate the King. To do this, you must get the King in aposition where it cannot move out of Check, it cannot be defended by another piece, or the piece that is threatening it cannot be taken. This is allexplained a little bit later under 'Check' and 'Checkmate' * The Board * An 8x8, 64-square board. Same as used in Checkers. Dark squareshould always be in left-bottom corner when starting. * The Setup * Light pieces from left to right: -Rook-Knight-Bishop-King-Queen-Bishop-Knight-Rook
-Rook-Knight-Bishop-Queen-King-Bishop-Knight-Rook **The Queen is always on her color (dark queen on dark square, light queen on light square) Just remember Rook-Knight-Bishop is always on the left. Then King/Queen (inwhatever order they need to be in) and then it's just the opposite for the last three squares. Bishop-Knight-Rook. * The Movements * Here are the movements of the pieces. **Pawns -Can move one or two spaces on the first move. After that, can only move one space. Can only move straight up. Cannot move backwards! Can only take pieces one space, diagonal to it. Once Pawns make it to the otherside of the board, it can change into any piece it wants except for a Kingor Pawn. **Most often changed into a Queen. You can have many Queens at a time! **Knights -Moves in three-square L's. ONLY piece that can skip over pieces. **Bishops -Moves diagonal. If the Bishop starts on a black square, it canmove ONLY on back squares, and vice versa. **Rooks -Moves straight across, up, or down. More Chessmaster Tips: **Queen -Moves any direction. Needless to say: The Queen is VALUABLE! **King -Moves one space any direction. Cannot move into Check! * The Ratings * All pieces (except King) have a value rating. This tells you what pieces you will want to sacrifice for. Higher the rating, higher the value.Hint: Sacrifice ANY piece for a Queen. Unless you don't want to sacrificeyour Queen. * Castling * Castling is a special move where you can move the King and a Rook inone move. You can only do this if the King and Rook have not been moved, andyou cannot do this if the King is in Check. All pieces must be clearedfrom in between the King and the Rook. What you do is move the King twospaces towards a Rook, and then move that Rook on the opposite side of theKing. * En Passant * More Chessmaster Tips: This is a special and unusual capture with the Pawn. It can beused only ONCE per game! What happens is this: A Pawn is in its startingposition. There is an enemy pawn two squares in front of it, in the columnadjacent to it. The starting Pawn can move two squares to be aligned withthe Pawn. Now, the enemy Pawn can actually capture the Pawn just like anyother capture! But remember: ONLY ONE TIME! * Check * Check is where the King is in a position where it can be taken the next move. The King has to get out of check by moving, having a piece take the threatening piece, or by blocking the King with another piece. The Kingcannot move into Check. * Checkmate * When the King is in Check, but cannot get out of it. If you getthe King in Checkmate, YOU WIN! * Stalemate * I HATE Stalemates! They usually happen to me when I am overwhelming the other side and I make a stupid mistake. Stalemates are draws. They happen when the King cannot move anywhere (because it'll move into Check), but it is not in Check. If you're confused, here's an example. See that. The King isn't in Check but it can't move! Stalemate! Remember: If there's another piece to move it's NOT a Stalemate! 2) CHAPTER 1 : SETTINGS / MENTOR 2.1 - Settings When you're playing a game of Chess, you have the chance to change the settingsby pressing L1. In Quick Game you have the choice to 'Setup Game' or you canchoose 'Preferences'. When you are playing a rated game or a tournament, youcan only choose 'Preferences'. * Setup Game * - Only in Quick Game and Setup Position More Chessmaster Tips: *Players: This is where you go to change your opponent. Also where you can pick to be black (by default your white). *Time Controls: There are 6 different types of Time Controls to choose from. - moves/min: How many moves allowed in how many minutes. - seconds/move: How many seconds per move. - minutes/game: How many minutes are in the whole game. - fischer: How much time each player gets to finish the game, and how many bonus seconds they get each time they move. - hourglass: Each player gets a certain number of seconds to move. The time he takes to move gets added to the other persons time. - infinite: No time limit. And you always have to choice to have each player have the same amount of time,or different times for each player. So you could have 30 second moves, whilethey have 10. Whatever you'd like. **In a rated game, you choose the opponent and time control BEFORE the game starts. * Preferences * - Available in all gamesMore Chessmaster Tips:
This is where you go to choose your prefences for the game. *Choose Chess Set: Where you choose what chess you want. [See Chapter 2] *Sounds: Adjust music volume and sounds/speech volume. *Board Settings: Four choices you can either check or uncheck. - Move Highlights: Highlights last move. - Sliding Pieces: You see the pieces slide along the board instead of just showing up where you clicked. - Quick Entry: If you click a piece or square, and there's only one move associated with it, it will automatically move it. So, if you click a pawn that's already been moved, it will just move it one square up. - Announce Openings: A guy says what move you just did. Also announces Check. *Notations: Choose what Notation you want the moves to be listed in. I don'tknow them so I can't describe them, I'll just list them. But, Ithink they are explained in the in-game tutorial. I'll try to getsome descriptions up soon. - Coordinate - Algebraic - Long Algebraic - Figurine AlgebraicMore Chessmaster Tips: - Descriptive - International *Screen adjustment - Adjust screen. 2.2 - Mentor While in Quick Game, you have to choice to change a few options under theMentor menu. This will, of course, help you through the game. *Quick Hint: Select this if you need a hint of where to move. Then you canchoose to Move or Don't Move. *Move Advice: Advises you a move...then you can play it or have the computerThink some more. *Teaching Mode: You can choose one of these options to help you with your game. - Legal Moves - Shows you the legal moves the selected piece make. - Possible Captures - Shows the pieces that can be captured. - Threatened Pieces - Shows all pieces your opponent can capture on next move. More Chessmaster Tips: - Pinned Pieces - Shows pieces that can't or shouldn't be moved because theyare protecting a more essential piece. - Skewered Pieces - Highlights pieces that are protecting pieces of lesserrank. - Isolated Pawns - Highlights Pawns that are not supported by another Pawn. - Passed Pawns - Hightlights Pawns with no enemy pawns in the file in front ofthem or adjacent to them. - Board Coverage - Highlights squares covered by either black or white. *Blunder Alert: On or Off? Off by default. If you make a stupid move, amessage comes up telling you not to do it. Then you can seeWhy it was dumb, you can Take Back the piece, or justDisagree with the computer and be dumb! *Solve For Mate: Ask it to solve for Checkmate in 5, 10, 15, or 20 moves.The larger amount of moves, the longer it takes to Analyze.Make sure you actually have a chance at getting Mate sooner orlater or else it'll Analyze forever!!! I, personally, neveruse it. *Game Analysis: Give it an X amount of seconds to analyze each move, then it'llgo through you game move by move. After it's done, you canplay the game back and forth as many times as you want tojust to analyze yourself. More Chessmaster Tips: 3) cHAPTER 2 : CHESS SETS In this game, you have the choice between 20 different Chess Sets. Once youchoose one, it will be used for every mode until you change it again. Someof the sets are weird, there's one I would never use in my life, some are justfun, and others are just neat! Each one affects how the pieces look (ofcourse), the colors, the background, the music and some other minor thingsyou won't really care about (like the capture board). I'll tell you the namesof all 20, and of the ones that don't resemble real pieces, I'll try todescribe what they look like. More Chessmaster Tips: * Regular * - Resemble real pieces. Still very cool, though! - Anna - Classic - Figurine - The only 2D chess board. - Express - Facet Stone - Facet Wood - Fancy - Irish Stone - Irish Wood - Kids Clay - I HATE this one! VERY hard to tell the pieces apart. Wacky colors! - Mongol - The pieces actually resemble people, though. - Staunton More Chessmaster Tips: - Lewis - Similar to Mongol. * Fun * - These are the sets that are just fun to play with sometimes! -Dogs - The pieces are dogs. - King - Bulldog - Queen - Poodle - Rook - Fire hydrant - Bishop - I can't really specify the breed. Just an average dog. - Knight - Looks like Lassie! - Pawns - Chihuahas. - Dessert - The pieces are desserts. - King - Cake - Queen - Sufle - Rook - A rook...I don't know what it's supposed to be. More Chessmaster Tips: - Bishop - Ice cream cone! - Knight - A weird looking dessert. - Pawns - Cupcakes -Gnomes - Resemble gnome-like or fantasy pieces. - King - Your typical, fantasy-like King! Red cape, crown, etc. - Queen - Your typical, fantasy-like Queen! Red cape, crown, etc. - Rook - Haunted tree - Bishop - A taller, bearded gnome - Knight - Dragon - Pawns - Garden Gnomes - Halloween - Anything to do with Halloween! - King - Mummy head with Pharoah hat - Queen - Witch head More Chessmaster Tips: - Rook - Castle - Bishop - Ghost head - Knight - Wolf head - Pawns - Pumpkin - Mechanic - Umm...metal-like pieces. VERY hard to describe. - King - Thing with this thing on top? - Queen - Uh..pipe with thing on top? - Rook - A pipe? - Bishop - Looks like a lamp...but isn't. - Knight - Resembles a hose-nozzle - Pawns - Can't explain it. -Modern - Resembles weird Modern art scultpures. I'll try to describe them. More Chessmaster Tips: - King - Very tall cone - Queen - Shorter cone - Rook - Cube - Bishop - A cylinder with the top sliced lopsided - Knight - This thing that kind of spins toward the center - Pawns - Spheres - Nutz & Bolts - Screws and the like. Again, hard to describe! - King - A longer nut with screw in it - Queen - Longer nut with a shorter nut on top with screw in it More Chessmaster Tips: - Rook - Short nut on longer nut - Bishop - Short nut with screw then short nut then rounded top - Knight - Short nut with hook - Pawns - Short nut with short, round-topped screw Well, I explained them the best I could! 4) CHAPTER 3 : OPPONENTS What would chess be without opponents? It would just be you trying to beatyourself. That wouldn't be fun. Well, in this game, there are over 150opponents to choose from! You will be sure to find somebody to play against!Trust me! The ratings range from Stanley the monkey (rating of 1) to,of course, the Chessmaster (rating of 2755). So, you should be able to findsomebody easy enough to beat, or hard enough to challenge. More Chessmaster Tips: Now, it could be hard finding somebody to play by choosing from amongst 150opponents. That's why they included a filter. You select from a coupledifferent options to narrow down your selection. It's like this: Select by rating: o 0-100 o 1001-1500 o 1501-2000 o Over 2000 Select by age: More Chessmaster Tips: o 6-18 o 19-24 o 25-40 o Over 40 You just select which ones you want to filter by. So, if you want to playsomebody who's between 6 and 40, with a rating somewhere between 1000-2000,just select those four circles that would let you do that. Select by rating: o 0-1000 @ 1001-1500 More Chessmaster Tips: @ 1501-2000 o Over 2000 Select by age: @ 6-18 @ 19-24 @ 25-40 o Over 40 Alright, you get the picture. More Chessmaster Tips: Each opponent has their own unique style. Some say 'trade away pieces' while others 'defend'. It seems like each person has a unique style. For example,the monkey, he just moves randomly! Aside from the regular opponents, they also have some of the greatest Chess players to ever live. For example, the great Alekhine (you've heard of the Alekhine's Defense, eh?). Of course, these all fall before the Chessmaster. Well, that's enough about opponents. 5) CHAPTER 4 : GETTING STARTED Alright, you turn on the PS2, the game's in, it goes through a couple shortloading screens, and then you're at this menu. Now what? Should you: Create Player? -OR- Add Player to List? More Chessmaster Tips: Well, if it's your first time playing, Create a player. * Create a Player * *Enter your name: Well, just enter your name! *Enter your age: Enter your age! *Are you a club level player with an official rating? : Yes or No? -YES: Put in your rating. -NO: You get three choices: More Chessmaster Tips: -I am completely new to Chess - They'll give you a rating of 800. -I have played Chess before and now I want to regain form - They give you a rating based on your age. Lowest is 800 and highest is 1400. -I play Chess regularly but do not have an official rating - Again, based on age. Lowest is 900 and highest is 1500. After you create your player, you should probably save it, or else it won'tbe there next time you start up Chessmaster. * Add Player to List * Select this if you already have a previous player saved. Just select it,select the player, and then you can play as that player. More Chessmaster Tips: **REMEMBER: ALWAYS save your game when you have ended a Rated game or anything else that needs to be saved! To save, just go to the main game menu, go Back to the original menu and save your player! DO NOT FORGET! 6) CHAPTER 5 : GAME MODES Here are all the different modes in this game and an explanation of each. Ifthere is a mode that you want a complete chapter on, please tell me, and Iwill be happy to create one! More Chessmaster Tips: *Quick Game - This is where you go if you just want to go play a normal game ofchess. It'll set you up with everything you need, opponent included, and you can play without worrying about your rating. Of course, before you beginplaying, there are a lot of changes you can make including choosing a differentopponent or a different chess set! This is the only mode (besides ChessBattlefield) where you can take back a move. *Rated Game - This is where you go to start competing in the fantasy world ofChessmaster. This is where your games start being rated! You cannot take backyour moves here! *Championships - Tournaments. That's all I have to say: tournaments. *Chess Battlefield - The pieces come alive! You can choose either Orcs orKnights. It's just a regular chess game except when you capture there piece,you'll see your guy kill their guy! It's awesome when the Queen swings hersword around her head a couple time then bashes the guy in the head! Thecamera angle takes a little getting used to, but after one game you'll be usedto it! More Chessmaster Tips: *Puzzle of the Day - An unlimited amount of puzzles. They set up thescenario and you have one move to complete it. Very fun but usually pretty hard! An example is this (this is probably NOT in the game): *Setup Position - This is where you can set up the pieces exactly how you wantto on the board and then play it in a 'quick game'-like setting. *Famous Games - 825 famous matches that you can watch! I, myself, findthese rather boring, but it has commentary and everything you'll want! Alsoincludes a Search in case you know what game you want to see. More Chessmaster Tips: *Pandolfini Chess School - Where to go whether you're a beginner or veteran!Go to Chapter 7 to find out more about it. *Player Stats - This is where to go to check out your stats. *Online - Umm...where to go to play this game Online! I'm not going to have achapter for this one because I don't play PS2 games online yet! Sorry. 7) CHAPTER 6 : CHAMPIONSHIPS More Chessmaster Tips: The Championships mode takes you to a place with over 50 tournaments, and, ofcourse, all of your games are rated! It has a tournament for every rating, soit won't be difficult for you to find one that fits your rating. And, there isalso a tournament mode for different Styles. So, if you want to playagainst people who kamakaze their pieces, you can go and play them! Also, youhave the choice to create your own tournament, which is basically just settingup a queue of opponents to play against since it's not rated or anything. Here I will list all the pre-made tournaments and what ratings they cover. Iwill not tell whether it's a round robin or swiss or all the other informationyou won't care about. I will tell you each mode has it's own Time Control[see Settings section for more detail]. Each tournament has it's own number ofplayers and games. More Chessmaster Tips: The name in stars is the championship mode (it branches out the differenttournaments), and then the names after that are each tournament in that mode.The rating means that all the opponents in that mode/tournament are in thatrating. * Apprentices * - Rating - under 1200 -Schoolyard - 0-400 -Old Tree - 400-800 -Subway - 600-1000 More Chessmaster Tips: -Green Park - 800-1200 -Chess Burgers - 1000-1200 * Initiates * - Rating - 1000 - 1800 - Coffee Club - 1000-1400 - The Valliant Chessman - 1100-1500 - Bookstore - 1200-1600 - The Workshop - 1300-1700 - The Museum - 1400-1800 More Chessmaster Tips: * Adepts * - Rating - 1600 - 2200 - Madison - 1600-1800 - New Orleans - 1600-2000 - Chicago - 1700-2100 - Philadelphia - 1800-2200 - Montreal - 1600-2200 * Masters * - Rating - over 2200 More Chessmaster Tips: - London - 2200-2400 - Baden Baden - 2200-2600 - Vienna - 2400-2700 - Hastings - 2400+ - Nuremberg - 2700+ * Style * - Each tournament has opponents of a specific style. -Agressive -Defensive -Fast -Balanced -Traders More Chessmaster Tips: -Tacticians -Positional Play Adjourning - While playing a game in a tournament, you have the choice to just adjourn thegame if you do not want to finish it at the moment. You just Quit Game andit asks if you want to Adjourn, after you say Yes, it will say Adjourned bythat game. Then you can go save it, shut the PS2 off, and come back wheneveryou want and finish the Adjourned game! I just thought I better mention it. 8) CHAPTER 7 : PANDOFINI cHESS SCHOOL More Chessmaster Tips: Alright, I am finally going to check out this tutorial. And, I have to say,there's a lot of stuff to check out! I'll list all the tutorials they have,and a brief description if there is need to. All descriptions are creditedto the game itself. Alright, there are 5 different selections to make depending on your playinglevel. The names are in the star-boxes. After that, they branch out intotutorials, drills, and whatever else they put in there. I made a list of allof it, just to show you how thorough this Tutorial is! * Beginning * - Beginning lessons **TUTORIALS** - 1ST CHESS LESSON (all of these followed by at least one quiz) -The Board -The Rook -The Knight -The Bishop -The Queen More Chessmaster Tips: -The King -The Pawn -Pieces Summary - like a review of what you just learned. -Check & Checkmate - followed by 5 quizzes! - BASIC CONCEPTS (all of these followed by at least one quiz) -Castling -En Passant -Promotion -Piece Value -Defense More Chessmaster Tips: -Pins -Forks -Discoveries -Stalemate -Openings -Algebraic Notation -Tournament Play - Beginning Strategy (all of these followed by at least one quiz) -Planning Concepts -Opening Principles More Chessmaster Tips: -Pawn Structure -Rook Development -Bishop Development -Knight Development -Queen Development -Strong play based on Pawn structure (kind of review, no quiz following) **DRILLS** After each one of these, it will have a choice of what piece isto move, I'm not going to list every piece to move because it'snot worth it. I will do it for the first one just to show youwhat I mean. -Take the unprotected piece More Chessmaster Tips: -Queen to move -Rook to move -Bishop to move -Knight to move -Find the Fork -Find Check -Pin the Piece -Move to Safety -Find Mate in One -Mate with King and Queen More Chessmaster Tips: -Mate with King and Rook -Mate with King and two Pawns -Mate with King -Memorize the Position (4-6 pieces) -Follow the Game (3-5 moves) * Intermediate * - Intermediate lessons **TUTORIALS** -Opening Moves -White's first/second/third/fourth move -Black's first/second/third/fourth move More Chessmaster Tips: -Basic Themes -The Five Basic Themes -The Endgame -Tactics and Positions -The Basics -Kings and Pawns -Queens and Rooks -Minor Piece Endings -Mating Configurations -Basic Combinations -Roots of Combinations More Chessmaster Tips: -Double Attacks -Sacrifices -Strategy **DRILLS** -Take the Unprotected Piece -Find the Fork -Find Check -Pin the Piece -Move to Safety -Avoid Mate -Find Mate in One More Chessmaster Tips: -Mate with King and Pawn -Memorize the Position (7-12 pieces) -Follow the Game (6-10 moves) **Larry Evan's Endgame Quiz** This is a BIG quiz! There are 50 multiple choice questions designed to test your endgame strength. They'll set up a position, and you will select what the best move is. They will tell you if it was correct, and if it wasn't, they'll tell you why. When you are done they will give you a score and a rating. From the game: "...completing the quiz will take approximately one to two hours, depending on your level of play." **Rating Exam** --DIAGNOSTIC RATING EXAM More Chessmaster Tips: These exams are designed to test your knowledge in ten different categories.Designed for players with a rating from 1000-2000 but are very difficulteven for those people. Most questions ask for the best move, and some ask how you would respondto a move. -Introduction - NOT an exam. Just explains what these are ^^. -Test One - Checkmate -Test Two - Opening Shots -Test Three - Tactics -Test Four - Mistakes -Test Five - Endings I -Test Six - Endings II More Chessmaster Tips: -Test Seven - Defense -Test Eight - Strategy I -Test Nine - Strategy II -Test Ten - Strategy III --SOLUTIONS TO RATING EXAM These are the solutions to all ten tests listed above. * Advanced * - Advanced lessons **Match the Masters** In Match the Masters you're 'in' a famous Chess game with two famous Chess players. You are one of the players, and you have to decide which move they made from a choice of multiple answers. More Chessmaster Tips: They will start out the game for you with a few moves, and then it will ask you, for example, "What is black's 13th move?", it'll give you a list of moves, and you will select the best move. If you get it exactly correct, you'll get full points, if it was close you may get some, but if it was really bad you may lose some. After you choose, it'll show the opponent's move, and then it'll ask you what the next move is, and you continue until the game is over. Then, you move onto the Bonus Question Section to get a few bonus points that will add to your score. -Jordachescu vs. Portisch -Kaidanov vs. Blatny -Dreev vs. Kotronias -Polgar vs. Morozevich -Charousek vs. Lasker -Seidman vs. Reshevsky More Chessmaster Tips: -Kramnik vs. Karpov -Pirc vs. Alekhine -Botvinnik vs. Tal -Eliskases vs. Gligoric **DRILLS** -Find Mate in Two (with a selection of "Piece to Move") -Mate with King and Bishop and Knight -Mate with King and two Bishops -Mate with King and Queen vs. King and Knight -Mate with King and Rook vs. King and Knight -Mate with King and Queen vs. King and Rook -Memorize the Position (13-24 pieces) More Chessmaster Tips: -Follow the Game (11-32 moves) **Nunn's Puzzles** Collection of 50 puzzles, favorites of British Grandmaster John Nunn. I'm not going to list all FIFTY puzzles, but now you know there are 50 VERY HARD puzzles to choose from! The only reason I'm not listing them is because all it says is who the puzzle's by and what year it was made in. * Josh * More Chessmaster Tips: As in International Master Josh Waitzkin. He's on the back of the Chessmastercase. **First Games** 12 games played by Josh himself. He's even commenting on everything, and itis actually pretty cool to watch! The first game on the list, is one heplayed when he was 8 years old! Opponent -Arnett - Losing the Nationals -Shaked - Winning the Nationals More Chessmaster Tips: -Palatnik - the Same Tactic -Serper - Beware the Hanging Pawn -Elbilia - Winning Combinations -Paschall - the Second Mistake -Granne - the Illusion -Akopyan - the Car & the Cliff -Frumkin - my First Master -Khatena - Push & Pull -Lunna - More Pins -Friedman - Quality More Chessmaster Tips: **Annotated Games** Some of these games are repeated from the First Games section. They are exactly the same. The ones with a * by it means it's a repeat from the First Games section. * -Khatena - Push & Pull * -Lunna - More Pins * -Friedman - Quality * -Frumkin - my First Master -Zlotnikov - Compensation -Peter - Kingside Weakness -Dyson - Little Differences More Chessmaster Tips: -Afek - Space Left Behind -Bezold - Your Opponent's Timing -Blatny - Space that Lies Ahead -Stripunsky - the Dark Squares -Christiansen - When you have to Win **Pyschology of Competition** Wow, this part of the tutorial is where it teaches you tactics of the mind. The first introductin (Cat and Mouse) teaches you about tension, and how to handle it, for example. -Cat and Mouse (introduction) -Waitzkin vs. Kaidanov -Materialism (introduction) More Chessmaster Tips: -Waitzkin vs. Vulicevic -Carlin vs. Gardner -Gardner vs. Miller -Downward Spiral (introduction) -Waitzkin vs. Kreiman -Digeng vs. Gardner -Transitional Moments (introduction) -Waitzkin vs. Lazovic -Sax vs. Waitzkin -Giorgadze vs. Waitzkin More Chessmaster Tips: -The Illusion of Certainty (introduction) -Kogan vs. Waitzkin -Lapshun vs. Waitzkin -Waitzkin vs. Shabalov -Poise Under Fire (introduction) -Waitzkin vs. Steinhoff -Tate vs. Waitzkin (1999) -Tate vs. Waitzkin (1996) -Waitzkin vs. Acs -The Psychological Connection (introduction) -Nguyen vs. Waitzkin -Schwartzman vs. WaitzkinMore Chessmaster Tips: -Presence (introduction) -Kudrin vs. Waitzkin -A note from Josh (conclusion) **Endgame course** -KING AND PAWN -Opposition and Critical Squares -Umezinwa vs. Waitzkin -Lputian vs Waitzkin - with Queen vs. Pawn Theory -Waitzkin vs. Dzindzichashvili - Square of the Pawn -BISHOPS OF THE SAME COLOR -Waitzkin vs. Bengston More Chessmaster Tips: -Waitzkin vs. Sureshkumar -Teodoro vs. Waitzkin -BISHOP VS. KNIGHT -Waitzkin vs. Bonin -Sant Amand vs. Waitzkin -BISHOP AND KNIGHT VS. ROOK -Waitzkin vs. Betanelli -BISHOPS OF OPPOSITE COLOR -Waitzkin vs. Moskow -Yermolinsky vs. Waitzkin -ROOK AND PAWN More Chessmaster Tips: -Vedder vs. Waitzkin -Bacrot vs. Waitzkin -Waitzkin vs. Gormally * Practice Openings * A list of 97 Openings and Defenses that you can practice on. Includes aSearch in case you know what opening or defense you want to practice on. * DRILL RECORDS/EXAM SCORES * Two separate options which show you your drill records or exam scores,respectively. More Chessmaster Tips: And that's all I have for you on the Pandolfini Chess School. Now you knowthat it will take a LONG time to complete, it is VERY thorough, and I thinkit should be a lot of fun!
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But, if you really don't know how to play, I'll give you the basics,even though there's a tutorial in the game.
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