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Today’s Winning Chess Move is a wonderful endgame tactic played by Emory Tate in 2001. Can you spot the winning move?
On this day, 67 years ago, International Master Emory Tate was born in Chicago, Illinois. He passed away in 2015, but I am committed to cont
Emory Tate died ten years ago today. My thoughts on the last game of chess I ever played with him.
Not all chess games are timed, but every one carries an invisible clock—a reminder that the next encounter is never assured. When a player’s
Tonight’s puzzle worthy position comes from Michael Lee vs Emory Tate, Round 4 of the 2008 United States Chess League. Can you find IM Emory Tate’s winning move?
Mikhail Tal famously stated: “You must take your opponent into a deep, dark forest where 2+2=5, and the path leading out is only wide enough
The late Emory Tate was born on December 27th, 1958. For the occasion of his birthday, I am sharing a never before published chess game by E.T. Enjoy…
Today is the late Emory Tate’s 66th birthday. I miss sitting across the chessboard with Emory. His uncompromising style always kept me again
Nine years have passed but his legacy continues…
Nine years have elapsed since the untimely departure of my dear friend Emory Tate. Though he has crossed into the threshold of the great bey
Some musings on chess, espionage and Emory Tate.
Recently, a young chess student of mine was excited to tell me all about the Spy Camp he attended. After describing the “field skills” he le
Live lesson from the 2024 Free Online Summer Chess Camp featuring a game played by the late International Master Emory Tate.
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This video is a live lesson from the 2024 Free Online Summer Chess Camp featuring a game played by the late International Master Emory Tate.
The Legacy of Emory Tate continues - The Chess Drum
International Master Emory TatePhoto by Daaim Shabazz Two years ago today on October 17th 2015, Emory Andrew Tate, Jr. passed away after bei
