Paradox356 wrote:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique.
Give three examples
How to Beat Grandmasters at Chess
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heinzie wrote:
Paradox356 wrote:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique.
Give three examples
GM Kasparov, GM Fischer, and GM Alekhine.
me too i have beaten 3 GMs this way to loak van welly fisher bobby...and the last one was a GM elect holt when holt was 12.....van welly didnt know what hit him Qx f7 mate... gg i did it too paradox....
nice move..
cheesy
Hilarious.
ChristianSoldier007 wrote:
Paradox356 wrote:
heinzie wrote:
Paradox356 wrote:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique.
Give three examples
GM Kasparov, GM Fischer, and GM Alekhine.
three people from three different time periods...
You do realize this is a joke?!
Retarded!
Paradox356 wrote:
Playing grandmasters can be intimidating, especially when you are rated far below the GM. The GM will likely have superior tactical ability, better positional understanding, a broader and deeper opening repetoire, superior endgame skills and in general will be a much better chess player than yourself. However, you must remember that you have one advantage: the GM is expecting an easy win and hence will be off his guard, and you can use this to your advantage. I will show you how to use this advantage to beat grandmasters with the following game:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique. I hope this helps you when you are faced against any grandmasters in the future.
I envy you. You live in a fantasy land. Don't wake up, because the truth bites.
Paradox356 wrote:
Playing grandmasters can be intimidating, especially when you are rated far below the GM. The GM will likely have superior tactical ability, better positional understanding, a broader and deeper opening repetoire, superior endgame skills and in general will be a much better chess player than yourself. However, you must remember that you have one advantage: the GM is expecting an easy win and hence will be off his guard, and you can use this to your advantage. I will show you how to use this advantage to beat grandmasters with the following game:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique. I hope this helps you when you are faced against any grandmasters in the future.
Not true, I think you beat grandmasters of losing.
magnificent, stupid GM didn't see it coming. Will this work against top chess programs as well? I assume so, it is very subtle.
NazgasamRyan wrote:
Retarded!
That is offensive to the retards! They aren't this stupid. . .
Speak softly, and carry a big stick
Paradox356 wrote:
Playing grandmasters can be intimidating, especially when you are rated far below the GM. The GM will likely have superior tactical ability, better positional understanding, a broader and deeper opening repetoire, superior endgame skills and in general will be a much better chess player than yourself. However, you must remember that you have one advantage: the GM is expecting an easy win and hence will be off his guard, and you can use this to your advantage. I will show you how to use this advantage to beat grandmasters with the following game:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique. I hope this helps you when you are faced against any grandmasters in the future.
this method is perfect in the fictionous world of unicorns and flying monkeys.
also, the GM would most likley reply 2.g6 just so they can show off and crush your dreams, and then laugh at/with you about it after the game.
JnBartholomew wrote:
I do believe that him dropping the rook is part of his point.
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Paradox356 wrote:
Playing grandmasters can be intimidating, especially when you are rated far below the GM. The GM will likely have superior tactical ability, better positional understanding, a broader and deeper opening repetoire, superior endgame skills and in general will be a much better chess player than yourself. However, you must remember that you have one advantage: the GM is expecting an easy win and hence will be off his guard, and you can use this to your advantage. I will show you how to use this advantage to beat grandmasters with the following game:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique. I hope this helps you when you are faced against any grandmasters in the future.
this method is perfect in the fictionous world of unicorns and flying monkeys.
also, the GM would most likley reply 2.g6 just so they can show off and crush your dreams, and then laugh at/with you about it after the game.
2. .... g6?? loses the rook to 3.Qxe5+.
Can’t you make him grab his king on move 2? Then Ke7 Qxe5#
A more reliable way to beat Grandmasters is with a large, heavy stick.
Admittedly, this is not tantamount to beating them at chess... although if you succeed in knocking them unconscious they will very likely lose on time.
this method is useless i lost at least 50 times
Playing grandmasters can be intimidating, especially when you are rated far below the GM. The GM will likely have superior tactical ability, better positional understanding, a broader and deeper opening repetoire, superior endgame skills and in general will be a much better chess player than yourself. However, you must remember that you have one advantage: the GM is expecting an easy win and hence will be off his guard, and you can use this to your advantage. I will show you how to use this advantage to beat grandmasters with the following game:
I have beaten numerous grandmasters using this technique. I hope this helps you when you are faced against any grandmasters in the future.