SP960 - BBQNNRKR

• See SP000 - BBQNNRKR

SP959 - RKRNNQBB

• More on the Concept of Distance • obviously not a traditional SP518 opening
  
  
• Extreme Barbecues • The name is derived from its twin: the BBQ formation on the first three files, aimed at the RKR formation on the last three files

SP954 - RKRNBBNQ

• Central vs. Flank Expansion • 2010 Movsesian - Nakamura

SP953 - RKRBBNNQ

• Being Outplayed • This position has two striking features. The first is the RKR bunched in the corner and the second is the Queen in the opposite corner.

SP949 - RKBBRNNQ

• Mystery Moves • The idea behind some moves isn't obvious

SP942

RKRNQBBN

SP941 - RKRBNQBN

• A Chess960 Catastrophe • Black, a 2700 player, is lost after four moves
  
• Chess960 Chaos • 2005 Aronian - Bacrot

SP937 - RKRBBNQN

• Castling: The Longest Possibility • castling pieces bunched together in the corner

SP931 - BRKRNQNB

• An Early Queen Sortie • Developing the Queen to a square considered dangerous in traditional chess
• Nakamura's 1.g4/b4 • Was there any particular characteristic of the start positions that led him to choose these moves?

SP917 - RKBBRQNN

• Chess960 Instructional Videos • 'FM Charles Galofre continues his video series on the subject of Fischer Random chess'

SP911

RKQRNNBB

SP900 - RBBKQRNN

• Lesson in Chess960 Opening Patterns • watch out for early blunders

SP896 - BBRKQRNN

• Chess960 'Showdown' in St.Louis • The most interesting feature of the position must be the two Bishops aimed at the unprotected g- and h-Pawns.

SP888 - RBQKBRNN

• Never Move a Pawn Twice in the Opening? • After a few fairly routine moves, White played 5.d3 [then] 6.d4.

SP887 - RQBKRNNB

• Really Short Games • In chess960, threats are often created on the first move.

SP884 - RBBQKRNN

• GMs vs. 2100-2200 (II) • Do GMs use chess logic which escapes others?

SP881

BRQBKRNN

SP880 - BBRQKRNN

• Strategical vs. Tactical Openings • A curious symmetry

SP874 - QRKRBBNN

• 'Fianchetto the Light Squared Bishop' • Video commentary by GM Seirawan and WGM Shahade, with GM Nakamura

SP868 - QBBRKRNN

• A Difficult SP for Black • A position where Black doesn't have many options.

SP864 - BBQRKRNN

• Another Difficult SP for Black • To defend against the attack, Black must make a positional concession already on the first move.
• SP864 BBQRKRNN - Two Trials • How does Black defend against the move 2.Nf5, with the nasty threat of checkmate?
• SP864 BBQRKRNN - Other Opinions • Chess has its mysteries and they are many, but chess960 promises many more.

SP861 - RKNBRNBQ

• Opening Queen Swap in the Corner • It's always nice to win, but it's even nicer when the game has special value.

SP850

BRKNRBNQ

SP849 - BRKBNRNQ

• Passive vs. Active Play • The most striking characteristic of this SP is the Queen in the corner, facing a Bishop on the long diagonal.

SP835 - BRKNRQNB

• Four Weak Pawns (SP835) • Another start position with two undefended Pawns and two Pawns defended only by the King

SP829 - RKNBQRBN

• GM Yusupov : Lesson 1 • Chess960 Universität

SP827 - RKNQBRNB

• 'Hardly Ever Played Chess960 Before' • 2007 Anand - Kasimdzhanov

SP826 - RKNQBBRN

• Opening Logic Sets the Course • Tackling the opening using logic alone

SP820

RBBKNQRN

SP800 - BBRKQNRN

• Tiger on the Prowl • GM Aronian loses a chess960 simul game

SP789

RQBBKNRN

SP787 - BRQKNRNB

• Chess960? I'm Hooked! • initial observations on chess960

SP783 - QRKNRNBB

• The Seeds of Victory? • SchemingMind 2009 Chess960 Dropout Tournament

SP779 - QRKNBRNB

• Parallel Games • Concurrent minimatch games with colors switched

SP761

RKNBBNRQ

SP760 - RBKNBNRQ

• Fischer's Rules of Fischerandom • a position Fischer used as an example

SP751 - RKNNQRBB

• Nakamura's 1.g4/b4 • Was there any particular characteristic of the start positions that led him to choose these moves?

SP732 - RBKNQNBR

• Christmas @ Schemingmind.com • Saint Nick as the White King

SP730

RKNQBBNR