
José Raúl Capablanca
“As one by one I mowed them down, my superiority
soon became apparent”


Ivanchuk Wins His 8th Capablanca Memorial Former top grandmaster Vassily Ivanchuk showed his class in Havana this week where he won the Capablanca Memorial for the eighth time. The Ukrainian GM finished half a point ahead of GMs Sam Sevian (U.S.) and David Anton (Spain). Ivanchuk must be feeling much at home in the Cuban capital, where he i...

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Jose Raul Capablanca was born on this day in 1888.
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The third world champion was a master of endgames and rapid play, not unlike the current world champion 😉

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Capablanca's Nimzo-Indian: World Champion Openings Like Emanuel Lasker, his successor, Jose Raul Capablanca, was less of a theoretician and more of a keen practical player. Lasker utilized his great psychological understanding and clever trickiness, while...

Walking down the streets of eastern Cuba A mere 90 miles from the U.S., Santiago, Cuba is a cultural gem.

Max Euwe And Capablanca(The Chess Machine) !RARE FOOTAGE! Can you imagine getting advice from "The Chess Machine"himself!?The Great Capablanca whose Mother Tongue is Chess Radio Reporter Han Hollander speaks with Jo...

DAVID R. SANDS: Cuba move a boon for chess It probably didn’t factor into his decision, but President Obama’s recent diplomatic breakthrough with Cuba could have the side benefit of re-establishing normal relations with one of the world’s great chess-playing cultures, a country with a rich history in the game that has long punched above its…

1921 World's Championship Match - Lasker vs. Capablanca - Tenth Game of the Match A diagram of a chess game between Emanuel Lasker and José Raúl Capablanca. Lasker started the game with the Queen's Gambit opening, but Capablanca responded with a Queen's Gambit Declined line.

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Capablanca (The Chess Machine) vs. Colle This is a game analysis from a game held in Barcelona in 1929 between Jose Raul Capablanca (The Chess Machine) vs. Edgard Colle. A good example of fine
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