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  • Computers in chess... Cheaters paradise.

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    It's not the entire story - it's just what I know from talking to Michael on the phone, a series of email exchanges over a year+ period, and following the saga on the internet. As you will discover near the end, I only met Michael in person once..... | Read More

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  • The Haunted Tournament

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    • iPhone APP

      Recently while playing on the iPhone APP, I will select "Tournaments" which normally takes me to the online site without having to sign in. Now when I select it I have to sign into the site all over again. Anybody else having this problem? | Read More

      • LadyLuck49
      • | May 23, 2013
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      • | 3 comments
    • The Complete Ruy Lopez

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    • Tal vs Botvinnik 1960

      This week, I am reading Tal vs Botvinnik - 1960. Pretty interesting read on kindle for $10. Getting into Tal's mind as he goes from round to round against the systematic and positional Botvinnik. Also got a new cell phone, a Driod Note II.  Very... | Read More

      • jminkler
      • | May 21, 2013
      • | 47 views
      • | 1 comment
    • How the Internet has changed chess: Part 2

      Thank you for coming back to read my continuing series. The biggest change I have noticed in the last 17 years is that there are now fewer chess clubs and weekend events and participation is much lower. Why is this? There are many reasons includin... | Read More

      • aww-rats
      • | May 15, 2013
      • | 965 views
      • | 29 comments
    • Membership

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  • Agrest, Evgeny

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    Evgeny Agrest, born Aug 15, 1966, is a Grandmaster now living in Sweden (since 1994).  He was born in Belarus.  His FIDE rating is 2592.   In 2003, he won a game from former world champion Ponomariov when Ponomariov’s cel... Read More »

  • Cell phone

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    In 2003, former world champion Ruslan Ponomariov was kicked out of a chess tournament because his cell phone rang during the course of a match.  As per article 13.4 of the laws of chess, he was disqualified when his cell phone rang during a g... Read More »