Wednesday, September 27, 2017
Saturday, September 16, 2017
Middlegame-Strategy II
White Knight Chess Academy in co-operation with Noble Minds Academy are pleased to present our Middlegame Strategy series of chess classes conducted by Malaysia’s first International Master and FIDE Trainer Jimmy Liew.
The structure of the class will be a lecture on typical middle-game structures. In each class, IM Jimmy Liew will present two types of middle-games and show the ideas for each side. Students will learn how to play these middle-games using well researched games. The first session concentrated on two well-known structures , Isolated Queen Pawn (IQP) and Hanging Pawns.
The second session continues on to Doubled bishop pawns and the Caro-kann structure The date and time for Middle-game Strategy 2 is now announced to be conducted on 24th September 2017 starting 2-5 pm. Registration is now open. Send an email to cmliew@gmail.com or SMS/Whatsapp 019-6571628
Jlnn Tmn Ibu Kota,
Kuala Lumpur
Date: 24/09/2017 (Sunday) Time: 2-5 PM
The structure of the class will be a lecture on typical middle-game structures. In each class, IM Jimmy Liew will present two types of middle-games and show the ideas for each side. Students will learn how to play these middle-games using well researched games. The first session concentrated on two well-known structures , Isolated Queen Pawn (IQP) and Hanging Pawns.
The second session continues on to Doubled bishop pawns and the Caro-kann structure The date and time for Middle-game Strategy 2 is now announced to be conducted on 24th September 2017 starting 2-5 pm. Registration is now open. Send an email to cmliew@gmail.com or SMS/Whatsapp 019-6571628
Venue
F3A-09 Starpac Point,Jlnn Tmn Ibu Kota,
Kuala Lumpur
Date: 24/09/2017 (Sunday) Time: 2-5 PM
Thursday, September 7, 2017
Penang is 4th in Asian Cities
The Penang team did very well to finish in 4th position in the Asian Cities Team Championship in India just last month.
Their final score of 5 wins 2 draws and 2 losses puts them just behind Dhaka, thus missing a podium finish. The team was in third position after seven rounds. A round eight loss to final third placed Dhaka, denied them the bronze medal.
The team performance is commendable especially as several members of the team won board prizes. They are
Board 1 (Silver) for Looi Xin Hao
Board 2 (Bronze) for Wong Yinn Loong
Board 4 (Bronze) for Tan Jun Ying
Their final score of 5 wins 2 draws and 2 losses puts them just behind Dhaka, thus missing a podium finish. The team was in third position after seven rounds. A round eight loss to final third placed Dhaka, denied them the bronze medal.
The team performance is commendable especially as several members of the team won board prizes. They are
Board 1 (Silver) for Looi Xin Hao
Board 2 (Bronze) for Wong Yinn Loong
Board 4 (Bronze) for Tan Jun Ying
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| Photo from FIDE website |
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