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Event: Chess Olympiad Site: Batumi GEO Date: 2018.09.30 Round: 6.9 Result: 0-1 White: Aryan Tari WhiteElo: 2618 Black: Ivan Saric BlackElo: 2689 ECO: B90 [vdo id=’4c18108d0f1244e591199768a250aca3′] ← Previous Video
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Event: European Individual Chess Championship Site: Batumi GEO Date: 2018.03.28 Round: 11.2 Result: 1-0 White: Ivan Saric WhiteElo: 2657 Black: David Navara BlackElo: 2737 ECO: B39 [vdo id=’0d21613b4c274f9283e10edf2116c66b’] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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Event: Biel (Open) Site: Biel SUI Date: 2016.07.31 Round: 6.7 Result: 1-0 White: Ivan Saric WhiteElo: 2660 Black: Martin Kraemer BlackElo: 2567 ECO: B90 [vdo id=’36a042ee9bc14b32b9406915d9465e19′] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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This is 16th video in the bishop pair series. GM Šarić opens a new topic – the right exchange. Event: Skalica Masters Site: Skalica SVK Date: 2020.08.30 Round: 9 Result: 1-0 White: Ivan Saric WhiteElo: 2646 Black: Gazik Viktor BlackElo: 2502 [vdo id=’ae1f020a48b24cbfadbc52ea238763fb’] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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Event: Croatian Championship 2019. Site: Bjelovar CRO Date: 2019.11.04 Round: 11 Result: 1-0 White: Ivan Saric WhiteElo: 2691 Black: Blazimir Kovacevic BlackElo: 2475 ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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Event: European Individual Championship Site: Gjakova KOS Date: 2016.05.16 Round: 5.5 Result: 0-1 White: Vladislav Kovalev WhiteElo: 2562 Black: Ivan Saric BlackElo: 2650 ECO: B51 [vdo id=’36a2cdc1f858496c9b284c17cf698089′] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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Event: “Chalkidiki 1992” Site: “Chalkidiki GRE” Date: “1992.09.” Round: “9” Result: “1-0” White: “Vladimir Kramnik” Black: “Mikhail Vitalyevich Ulibin” ECO: “E06” [vdo id=’5c965fbb268f455eb7f074e19ff37fc4′] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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Very interesting opposite colour bishop endgame. At the end this game ended with the same position as the longest game in history of the World Championship matches. Event: TCh-AUT 2018-19 Site: Austria AUT Date: 2018.11.15 White: Martinovic, Sasa WhiteElo: 2563 Black: Videki, Sandor BlackElo: 2400 Result: 1/2-1/2
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Event: “Bundesliga 2017/18” Site: “Berlin GER” Date: “2018.05.01” Round: “15.3” Result: “1-0” White: “Ivan Saric” Black: “Sarah Hoolt” ECO: “C10” WhiteElo: “2662” BlackElo: “2423” [vdo id=’56b7040e79584dd18f6deb933f51f68d’] ← Previous VideoNext Video →
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In positions with a larger number of pawns, the superiority of the rook becomes even more pronounced because the possibility of a draw by reducing the material is usually eliminated. With an equal number of pawns, the rook usually wins, and victory is achieved by penetrating the rook into the opponent’s rear, i.e. by […]
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