Raul Capablanca Chess Champion

640 games played by the World Champion

Study 640 deeply annotated games by the 3rd World Champion, Jose Raul Capablanca. An additional program, "Play as Capablanca," features 250 of his most interesting and instructive game positions.

This course is part of the Chess King Learn series (https://learn.chessking.com/), which utilizes an innovative chess teaching methodology. The series encompasses courses on tactics, strategy, openings, middlegame, and endgame, tailored for all levels from beginner to professional.

This course will help you enhance your chess understanding, learn new tactical tricks and combinations, and apply this knowledge in practice.

The program acts as a personal coach: it assigns tasks, offers hints and explanations if you get stuck, and demonstrates powerful refutations for common mistakes.

It also includes an interactive theory section explaining gameplay methods for specific stages, using real examples. You can not only read the lessons but also make moves on the board to explore variations.

Program Advantages:

♔ High-quality examples, all verified for accuracy

♔ Requires entry of all key moves specified by the trainer

♔ Tasks with varying difficulty levels

♔ Diverse objectives to achieve in each problem

♔ Hints provided when an error is made

♔ Refutations shown for typical incorrect moves

♔ Option to play any position from the tasks against the computer

♔ Interactive theoretical lessons

♔ Structured table of contents

♔ Tracks rating (ELO) changes throughout your learning

♔ Customizable test mode with flexible settings

♔ Bookmark your favorite exercises

♔ Tablet-optimized for larger screens

♔ No internet connection required

♔ Sync your progress across devices—link the app to a free Chess King account and access one course simultaneously on Android, iOS, and Web

The course includes a free trial with full functionality, allowing you to evaluate the app before purchasing additional topics:

1. Jose Raul Capablanca

1.1. 1901

1.2. 1902-1906

1.3. 1906

1.4. 1909

1.5. 1910

1.6. 1911

1.7. 1912

1.8. 1913

1.9. 1913-1914

1.10. 1914

1.11. 1915

1.12. 1916

1.13. 1918

1.14. 1919

1.15. 1921

1.16. 1922

1.17. 1924

1.18. 1925

1.19. 1926

1.20. 1927

1.21. 1928

1.22. 1929

1.23. 1929-1930

1.24. 1930-1931

1.25. 1931

1.26. 1934-1935

1.27. 1935

1.28. 1936

1.29. 1937

1.30. 1938

1.31. 1939

2. Attack on the king

3. Positional play

3.1. Creating and exploiting weaknesses in the opponent's camp

3.2. Improving one's pieces' positions. Planning

3.3. Fighting for an initiative

3.4. Pawn advance. Opening up the files

3.5. Exploiting bad position of the opponent's pieces

4. Skill of exchange

5. Combinations and tactical blows

6. Playing an endgame

7. Converting an advantage in material and/or position into a win

8. Skill of defense

What's New in the Latest Version 2.4.2

Last updated on Jul 18, 2023 * Added a Spaced Repetition training mode—it blends incorrect exercises with new ones for an optimal puzzle set.
* Added the ability to run tests on bookmarked exercises.
* Added a daily puzzle goal—set a target number of exercises to maintain your skills.
* Added a daily streak counter to track consecutive days of completing your goal.
* Various fixes and improvements

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