Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk shows you how to play chess. Just watch this video tutorial to learn how to play like the masters.
This chess problem composed in 1910 by Nissl is one of the most beautiful chess problems ever. White gives a checkmate in just six moves. This is a mate in 6 chess problem delightful in its purity.
You'll even get to see Alexandra's LG commercial at the end of this chess tutorial, so stay tuned.
LEVEL: Difficult
CATEGORY: Problem
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