As some of you may know, the Aeroflot Open chess tournament for 2009 is under way, and I am going to starting a new project. I am going to select a few games from the tournament that have attributes I am focusing on. I will dig through the available PGN files and find games that fit a specific criteria.
To start this project off, I want to know what analysis you, the reader, would like to see. I am going to post a poll with a variety of different traits that a game could have, such as 'Black overcomes White in center control in the opening'. I will choose the qualification that the readers would most like to see, and analyze as any games from the tournament that fit this qualification. Then I will post the analysis on the blog.
So go check out the poll at the top of the page, and tell me what you would most like to see in a game I analyze.
On a separate note, I am suspending the current main project for a few reasons. I am currently working on building a readership, and until I have a big enough sample of participants to poll, the results are not very conclusive. Also, I believe that turning my focus to posting analysis, puzzles, and resources will draw in more readers.
The current project has lead to a Ruy Lopez open, and I am going to take some time to figure out a way to take this project. I am considering renovating it, and turning it into an exploration of the Ruy Lopez opening.
Finally, I have recently stumbled upon a piece of work I created about a month ago. This work is a walk through of the Benoni Opening. By the end of the week, I will post a download of this word document on the blog. This will also become part of the Exeterstreet Data Package that I am compiling and hoping to offer on the blog as soon as I have a considerable amount to offer. This package will be offered at no cost to any visitor of the blog. Each version of the package I release will have a bonus add-on, available exclusively to members of the mailing list.
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