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Calchexas' Famous Games A collection of the greatest games ever. Famous games, (e.g. the Immortal Zugzwang Game), games that broke new ground in opening theory (e.g. Alekhine v. Grunfeld - the first Grunfeld), or simply really wacky, stupid, or cool games (Janosevic v. Geller, anyone?) 19 games, 1623-2000 How to fight the Sicilian This is a collection of famous games where the Sicilian is beaten in a simple, elegant, or just plain cool way. Many of the games in the collection are very short, or are basically traps. 18 games, 1834-2004 Namesake Openings This collection features games with openings played by players who eventually had the openings named after them. 28 games, 1846-1989 The Greatest Draws Ever Played The collection is just what it sounds like. I have a few criteria and points first. 1) This is the greatest DRAWS ever played. Therefore, there are no decisive games in this collection. 2) No Grandmaster Draws. However, just because it's really funny, I'm putting that one draw between Janosevic and Geller in here. 3) No, I'm not Vladimir Kramnik. Though I wouldn't complain if I was. 4) I used to have a lot of criteria here, but since that restricts me, I'm just gonna put whatever really cool draws I find in here. 15 games, 1872-2004 Weirdest. Games. Ever. A collection of games that make you wonder...can mankind ever be saved? 15 games, 1834-2002 World Championship Games 15 games, 1886-2004