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Monday Night Podcasts Episode 3: Attack on f7!

Tonight we show the attacks on f7 with the d4 openings!

Friday Night Podcasts Episode 8: Destiny Sawyer North America OCF Open 2004

The better half of the Paolercio clan joins us tonight! Destiny reviews a win from the 2004 North American OCF!

Friday Night Podcasts Episode 7: Ryan Farell at the Denker 2010!

Friday Night Podcasts Episode 7: Ryan Farell at the Denker 2010!

Presidents Corner

 

Hello Oklahoma Chess,

Tulsa Flat Earth Open has it's First Champion!

Anthony Paolercio scored a perfect 4.0 to win the first ever Tulsa Flat Earth Open! Turn out was great as nearly 30 entrants competed for the Champion title. The tournament report will be online soon!

OCA Policy Board Statement on USCF National Rating Service

 

The OCA recommends the USCF National Rating Service as outlined by former President Goichberg and the Executive Board in EB08-041.  The OCA supports and is working with the USCF to implement the USCF National Rating Service for the Oklahoma scholastic year of 2011-12.

Tulsa Java Users Group Announces Community Service Project to Benefit World Chess Community!

 

The Tulsa Java Users Group voted unanimously to adopt a chess oriented project proposal for it’s Community Service project. The project will be an internet based service designed for chess tournaments. Tournament chess players will be able to enter their moves on any internet connected device, such as iPhones or Android phones, using their mobile browser. The moves will be transmitted to a central server that can then push the games in a PGN format for uploading to a Tournament Directors computer that use programs such as WinTD or SwissSys.

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Daily Chess Puzzle

Some Chess Opening Tricks

From a site we found:

"Many of the best openings tricks focus on the squares f2 and f7 so if you want to avoid being tricked, these are the squares you should pay the most attention to. Most of the tricks on this page make use of standard tactical themes but there are a few unusual ideas."