64 Shades
A team of cutting-edge chess players who also love open-source on GitHub. We’re here to celebrate the global game of chess with a vibrant, tech-loving community.
♛ Top Novice Pitfalls
Fools mate
Scholar's mate
Scholar's rook fork
The weak f7 pawn (f2 for white)
Back row mate
Corridor mate
The copycat trap
Checkmate on h7 (h2 for white)
Checkmate on g7 (g2 for white)
Arabian mate
Anastasia's mate
Damiano's mate
Lolli's mate
Epaulette mate
Boden's mate
Smothered mate
Legal's mate
Immortal Game mate
The poisoned pawn
The Vienna push
The hanging bishop
The pinned knight
The master check
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Fischer vs. Spassky - Game 6, 1972 World Championship
Move: 1. e4
Garry Kasparov's Triumph
Garry Kasparov becomes the youngest World Chess Champion in 1985 after defeating Anatoly Karpov.
