Russia is a big country with a lot of citizens. Probability has something to do with it. In the 20th century following World War 2, Russia (the U.S.S.R.) made a decision that the state would sponsor excellence in sports, dance, and in other activities - including Chess. With a mechanism in place, talent could be found and fostered to see if it developed as hoped. Anyone with any perspective could see the effect of the state's efforts by reviewing the international sports scene throughout the latter half of the 20th century.
They learn from others!
A good chess website is ChessKid
One of the most important games in Russia is chess. Many Russians enjoy playing it. I don't know if chess is the national sport of Russia but I do know chess is a very important game in Russia.
in soviet russia, russians don't play games, games play russians
Be VERY good at chess.
No, Bobby Fischer did not invent chess. He was a grandmaster, a very good chess player, but did not invent chess.
To improve your chess game , read chess books on tactics and strategy , play better opponents whose skill level is higher than yours , compete against a chess computer and practice over and over again .
Chess originated in india, so no.
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Yes & you should study strategies & get a chess computer.
was-sup peeps i know you cant eat plastic and stuff so why eat chess? so my answer is no you cant eat chess
Possibly because Extreme Chess was written for Windows 95. Not sure if there is an updated version for Windows 7. Hope so. Good luck.