Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 10:01pm.
I don't know if anyone is reading this but this is where I'm going to keep my thoughts and ideas on the Sicilian Dragon opening-game. Currently it's the only opening I really enjoy and probably would stick to it (even though some players say it's ... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 8:59pm.
Hello everybody,
I know this site is mostly for chess, but this is my very first digitally colored art made with Gimp! Yay ^_^
Just wanted to share, thx! Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 7:10pm.
This is a pretty cool game. Gligoric and his opponent play through a quiet first 28 moves. Then, suddenly, Gligoric quietly moves a rook one square on his 29th move, and his opponent, in a completely lost position, is forced to resign. The interes... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 6:45pm.
its my chair ! Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 6:38pm.
FLIP! Read more »
Submitted by
on Wed Sep 8, 2010 2:39pm.
Just had some fun going through old chess notebooks. Fun that ended in regret a bit when I found a somewhat well-played game between myself as a 12-year old beating a guy that now has a FIDE rating of 2282. The fact that I won that game makes me ... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 1:58pm.
Today having some time I open a pgn file of old games (1939-45).So I notice a game that seems that black had a winning attack.But unfortunately attack at one point pass to white and he won.But I doubt that white had defense anyway and I search the... Read more »
Submitted by
on Wed Sep 8, 2010 12:54pm.
This is the story of Kārlis Ozols that should be called, When Chess Players Go Bad. The story is one of amazement, puzzlement and disgust.
Ozols had been a chess player in his native Latvia. Like Tal, Ozols was born in Riga. He even won the Rig... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 12:10pm.
آیا شما می توانید من را شکست دهید؟
Magnus Carlsen
ظهور مگنوس کارلسن که این روزها در سن 19 سالگی برای سومین دور متوالی صدرنشین جدول رده بندی برتر... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 12:09pm.
i just realised that there is no easy game. keep playing. an error from your opponent might just turn the game in your favour Read more »
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IM on Wed Sep 8, 2010 11:57am.
Yesterday I played the postponed game from round 2. I played with an international master with black and decided to save energy for the coming games and played a fast draw.
Today I used 1 minute for the daily 5 checkmates. Have a great day... Read more »
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IM on Wed Sep 8, 2010 10:08am.
Yesterday I played a Sicilian defense against the young Norwegian player. I played a new idea in the beginning to prevent his preparation. He got a good attack. I build up a nice defense on the dark squares, but I overlooked a nice rook-sacr... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 9:40am.
King gambit as black.... yesterdays blog layed out my way of dealing w/ a dangerous attack. Elimination of the wh. kn.(through a b. pin) gives bl. space & time to develope pieces. Bqb.xwh.kn..wh.qxb. allows black to play the qkn to q5..forcin... Read more »
Submitted by
on Wed Sep 8, 2010 9:31am.
I love women, but I just wonder! They say women's brains are better than men's because women's is never used, is that true? Read more »
Submitted by
on Wed Sep 8, 2010 8:11am.
http://blog.davee.me.uk/post/1071182842/have-found-loads-of-these-talking-heads-chess - Old-style 'talking heads' chess, when it used to be shown on TV in the 1980s. The direct link is to the FIDE World Cup 1982 final between Anatoly Karpov and ... Read more »
Submitted by
on Wed Sep 8, 2010 7:32am.
Right now transitioning from the opening to the middle game seems to be the most difficult thing for me. As my teacher says, this seems to be the point at which you have to come up with a plan and, at the moment, this is very hard for me to do.
I... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 4:49am.
What is this place? A dance floor or a university, a battlefield or a marital bed, a church, a brothel, a botanical garden,a boiler room of a crooked politician, a top of a mountain or a midnight racetrack? What is a chess board? Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 3:06am.
FICSでBlitzをやり始めたのだが、負けてばかり。その大半は時間切れ負け。
相手との残り時間の差を見ても、1分近く時間を使っている。そのせいで、終盤に時間がなくなり、普通なら... Read more »
Submitted by on Wed Sep 8, 2010 1:42am.
hello every body im neilbryan Read more »
Submitted by on Tue Sep 7, 2010 11:02pm.
When outside, everyone knows the moment afternoon begins. A tiny shift in the clouds above, a sharpening of the crispness in the air, the distant drone of an overhead airplane. I am indoors. It is precisely 4:17 PM inside the chess tournamen... Read more »
Submitted by
on Tue Sep 7, 2010 10:37pm.
One of the pieces of advice that most masters give to mortals like me is to analyze your own games. Like advice to eat right and exercise, this is sometimes easier said than done. Analyzing games is a skill like any other, though, and I imagin... Read more »