Hi!
My videos: http://www.chess.com/videos/library?author=dpruess
My youtube channels with more chess videos:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4liTXRJ-XknH6OtKz-tOuw
https://www.youtube.com/user/chesscomdpruess
My twitch channel with more chess content:
https://www.twitch.tv/chessdojolive
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I've also created (with a team) a strategy card game: www.labmayhem.com. Give it a try if you are looking for another game :-)
Chess.com and the US Chess League are happy to announce their cooperation for the USCL's 8th season. The USCL holds a 13-week season (September-November) of chess matches between teams representing 16 American cities, with most of the nation'...
From June 8-10, two fierce 8-player round robins were contested by 16 of the most talented, skilled, and tough chess kids in the U.S. One group contested the title of U.S. under-12 Invitational Champion, and the other group U.S. under-8 Invitation...
16 of the U.S.A.'s top young chess talents will be participating in two new invitational competitions June 8-10: the Chesskid.com U.S. under-12 Invitational and the Chesskid.com U.S. under-8 Invitational. The matches will be covered via internet s...
Robert Hess and Sam Shankland are 20 year-old college students. They are also two of the top chess players in the U.S. And Saturday March 31st, at 11:00 AM Pacific, they will clash in a 3-hour Death Match! To be so good so young, they obviously ...
The Arizona State Championships are starting this very evening at 5 pm pacific/ 8 pm eastern. The top seed in the round-robin competition is IM Mackenzie Molner (pictured). This is the first year that the event will be an invitational round-robin,...
International Master Greg Shahade won the second chess.com Death-Match in convincing fashion, acquitting himself well in all three time controls in the new format, 5 1, 3 1, and 1 1. The USCL commissioner faced off against USCL vice-commissioner F...
I am thrilled to announce the lineups for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Chess.com Death-Matches! Each match will be a three hour marathon of speed chess, testing the combatants' chess abilities, quick thinking, determination, preparation, and endurance, b...
With less than a month until the event, the Northern California International is shaping up to be one of the strongest tournaments recently held in the US. With the field now having ten GMs along with eighteen IMs, the competition shoul...
GM Alex Onischuk, the #3 rated U.S. player (FIDE 2675, USCF 2743), will take on the world in a vote chess match organized and sponsored by chess.com, starting on July 9th. To participate, simply go to the game and click "join." The game will ...
Dear Chesscom Community -I have some bad news: There is a very good chance that one of our beloved and long-standing Chess.com Columnists will no longer be writing for our site. World renowned chess author, International Master Jeremy Sil...
2011 will kick off immediately with what may be the best week of broadcast chess entertainment of the year. Starting with two three-hour broadcasts on January second, the entire 10-round 4th Berkeley International Chess Tournament will have live s...
The second half of the Metropolitan FIDE Invitational, held at the Metropolitan Chess Club in downtown Los Angeles, will be played this Saturday and Sunday, November 20-21. The tournament is sponsored by Chess.com, LawyerFy, Fashion Busin...
Saturday and Sunday, November 13 and 14 and 20 and 21, chess.com will be broadcasting a full international chess tournament via the new analysis board feature in live! The tounament is the 1st Metropolitan Chess Club International IM Norm Tourname...
From January 2 to January 8, a strong international tournament will be held in Berkeley, California. The ten round swiss follows in the tradition of the 2005, 2006, and 2008 events organized by IM David Pruess, who will assist the principal orga...
Chess.com is adding a higher level of interactive teaching to its offerings: Chess.com University. The goal is to offer a variety of courses taught by top chess players and teachers: openings, middlegames, endgames, from very specific like "how to...
Today I'd like to unveil what will be an extremely valuable training tool for those who choose to make use of it: Computer Workout. What? You've seen it before? Tried it before? No way! This is a 90% "completely" new Computer Workout, redesigned ...
The Mainz Chess Classic has a variety of fun events. It has an open action event, and an open Fischer Random action event. It also has World Championships in both action chess and Fischer Random (action), each of which features 4 players: the defe...
GM Arun Prasad Subramanian has already introduced himself to chess.com readers through a dozen excellent opening articles along with friend and GM colleague Magesh; nevertheless I am belatedly providing some introduction to his chess life and game...
Grandmaster Magesh Chandran Panchanathan has already been writing the well-received "Explore Opening Ideas" Thursday column for chess.com for three months now, along with friend and fellow Grandmaster Arun. However, I never did give him a proper i...
Chess.com is sorry to see IM Andrew Martin move on. His "Your Questions Answered" columns have been extremely good and well-appreciated here. We wish him all the best in his future endeavors. We are lucky to welcome another excellent columnist to ...
It is a great pleasure to welcome Grandmaster Gregory Serper as chess.com's Sunday columnist.Gregory is a strong Grandmaster, and the most experienced among our current staff of columnists. His experience extends not only to tournament play, but a...
I am very pleased to introduce chess.com's new columnist for Fridays, WIM Iryna Zenyuk! Iryna moved from the Ukraine to the USA in 2001. She was soon strong enough to be competing in the U.S. Women's Championship. For some time, although she was ...
I am very pleased to announce a new columnist for chess.com, Grandmaster Vinay Bhat. I have a very special personal relation to Vinay: he's one of the two individuals who are in the running for having beaten me the most times in USCF tournament ...
Julio Becerra is the #6 ranked active player in the U.S. and hungry to become #5.Julio grew up in Cuba, where he did not learn chess until the ripe age of 13. He fell in love with the game immediately and, playing constantly, made up for the lost ...
One of chess.com's big plans for the year 2009 is to bring top players into our community, to further improve the quality of our learning materials, and to provide inspiration to all of us pursuing excellence (within the royal game and without). T...
