ELO: 1800–2000
0 reviews

Zurich 1953: 15 Contenders for the World Chess Championship
Miguel Najdorf
ELO: 1800–2000
0 reviews

Miguel Najdorf
ELO: 2200–2200+
0 reviews

Sam Shankland
ELO: -800 - 2200+
Weekly

ChessReads
ELO: 1800–2000
0 reviews

Andrew Martin
ELO: 1200–1400
0 reviews

John Cox
ELO: 1600–1800
0 reviews

Christof Sielecki
ELO: 400–2200+
Promoted

A growing library — all of it playable
ELO: 1000–1200
0 reviews

Neil McDonald
ELO: 1400–1800
0 reviews

Atle Grønn
ELO: 2000–2200
0 reviews

Jacob Aagaard
ELO: 1600–2000
0 reviews

Yuri Yakovich
ELO: 1800–2200
0 reviews

Joel Benjamin
ELO: 2000–2200+
0 reviews

Csaba Balogh
ELO: 2000–2200+
0 reviews

Boris Gelfand
ELO: 1800–2200+
0 reviews

David Vigorito
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews

Grigory Bogdanovich
For any rating
0 reviews

Howard, Robert W.
ELO: 1600–2200+
0 reviews

Wojciech Moranda
ELO: 1800–2200+
0 reviews

Adrian Mikhalchishin
ELO: 1800–2200+
0 reviews

Adrian Mikhalchishin
ELO: 1800–2200+
0 reviews

Csaba Balogh, Adrian Mikhalchishin
ELO: 1800–2200+
0 reviews

Csaba Balogh, Adrian Mikhalchishin
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews

Adrian Mikhalchishin
ELO: 1900–2200+
0 reviews

Csaba Balogh, Adrian Mikhalchishin
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