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Our turn! We activate our spell card Pot Of Greed! This allows us to draw 2 cards! #YourMove #PotOfGreed #YuGiOh #Anime

Today in #SundayTactics we have one of the most beautiful chess moves ever played. If you are not acquainted with it yet, it will blow your mind! Frank Marshall played Black against Stefen Levitsky, 1912. Only one move is left to play in this game, can you find it? #YourMove

He named a time, he named the place, he basically spit in your face. He basically called you a bitch. #YourMove

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@kojecat @wheelerdealers @mikebrewer @Discovery @MotorTrend Twitter didn’t allow me the space to type this list! Because it’s too long! So here you go #YourMove (Ps. Why not compromise, watch these non US cars only?) #CheckMate 😘 @wheelerdealers @mikebrewer

This is the famous two-mover by Paul Morphy. He was 10 years old when he invented this problem, his only known chess composition. ⠀ White to move and mate in two (!) moves. ⠀ #chess #yourmove #StayHomePlayChess #StaySharp

Here is a famous Pal Benko's holiday puzzle that was first published by Chessbase in 2010. Do you think the placement of pieces resembles more of a candle 🕯️ or a tree 🎄? White to move and mate in two! #YourMove #FridayStudy #chess #chessmoves #chesspuzzle #Holidays2020

One of the best players of the 19th century, American Samuel Loyd (1841-1911) is most famous as a chess composer. Our today's puzzle is one of the problems that he created in 1885 and called “Sunny South”. ⠀ White to move and mate in 2. ⠀ #StayHomePlayChess #chess #yourmove

yo @jakepaul I’d wreck ya. Easy to beat up guys with no experience and much smaller. August 31st 2021 Vegas we can see if you really about that action. #YOURMOVE

🧩 White to play and win The position is from Paul Morphy's game against an amateur, played in Paris in 1859. Black just made a mistake retreating his king to c8 after Ne6+ (had he played Ke8 it could be another story). Now White wins by force. #YourMove #chess #checkmate

At a time women’s sport is shining in Australia, the reality isn’t the same for the Wallaroos #yourmove

White obviously can't stop the b-pawn from queening and yet can make a draw. Do you have an idea how? #FridayStudy #YourMove

This study by Mark Liburkin(1910-1953) is a great example of a defensive idea to remember as it might happen in a practical game. It seems White is lost because of two black pawns, but there is a way to draw. #FridayStudy #YourMove #chess

Today's #SundayTactics is a very beautiful combination by Robert Fischer against Samuel Schweber, played in Buenos Aires 1970. Black just played 22...e4 and was ready to exchange queens. He was surely surprised by the next move of White! Can you find it? #YourMove #Fischer

"My fascination for studies proved highly beneficial, it assisted the development of my aesthetic understanding of chess and improved my endgame play." - Vasily Smyslov. Smyslov composed more than 150 studies over a period of 64 years. Will you try to solve one? #YourMove

♻ Here’s your chance @Verizon and @ATT - show us that you care about more than yourselves! #YourMove #CleanUpWireless

Some positions only look simple, but in fact, need careful consideration. In this study by Dutch composer Harold van der Heijden, White is winning in a rather unconventional way. #FirdayStudy #YourMove #chessmoves

Although he highly valued defense, Louis Paulsen was a strong attacker himself. White to move and win from Paulsen-Owen, London 1862. #YourMove

It's the birthday of GM Tatiana Kosintseva, who is a two-time European Women's Champion and a three-time Russian Women's Champion. 🎉 Can you find how she finished this game against Alexandra Kosteniuk in Gaziantep 2012? #YourMove #SundayTactics

Play like Magnus Carlsen against Alireza Firouzja in the first round of @tatasteelchess, #YourMove Here is the full game:

Alina Kashlinskaya did not take a medal at the 2020 Russian Women's Championship Superfinal, but her performance will be remembered because of a masterpiece combination that she executed in the game against Alisa Galliamova. Black to move! #SundayTactics #YourMove