Yes, Grandmaster Alexandra Kosteniuk is here to teach you how to play a game of chess. Just watch this chess video tutorial to see how to win the chess game with an invincible Rook.
It shows the endgame of Steinitz vs Van Bardeleben, in Hastings (1895). White plays and wins. See how to win the chess game in a very conclusive style, can you do the same? Your Rook is practically invincible!
LEVEL: Intermediate
CATEGORY: Middle Game
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WOW this make me Dizzy .... (' )_(. )
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