Lyudmil Tsvetkov

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BobbyTalparov wrote:
Lyudmil_Tsvetkov wrote:

I have performed better for my Bulgarian rating.

And therein lies the problem:  we have to take your word on that, and frankly, that isn't worth much at the moment.

I suppose you are of Bulgarian descent.

I asked you about that, but you never replied.

If this is so, you should know also some Bulgarian, simply try browsing some databases, if not available online, try to contact the Bulgarian Chess Federation for further assistance.

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Hello Deirdre.

Did you take your medicine today? happy.png

You quoted 3 reviewers, each of whom USED the word 'REVOLUTIONISE', 'REVOLUTIONARY KNOWLEDGE', etc., and you still fail to see if there is something revolutionary...

You have picked up only the bad, more negative parts and discarded the good/positive ones, while strongly misrepresenting other points/sections.

If this your understadning of fair reviewing?

I am sorry I am too tired now to oppose each and every of your claims, but certainly people have read and made their conclusions.

Russell gives 6/10, but better than Hans Berliner, who is a World chess champios in correspondence chess and IM OTB.

So, I have written a better book than an OTB IM and correspondence WC, right?

Besides, the lower marks of Russell, as well as the other reviewers are almost exlusively for a bit more difficult/unusual presentation, and not for chess quality.

If that is so, the chess contents/quality is excellent/extraordinary.

Is not that what most chess players would be looking for: good chess quality?

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Hard to expect anything from an author who is delusional about his own ability with respect to the subject matter he is supposedly writing on

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BobbyTalparov wrote:
EzioAuditore96 wrote:

Because I'm not afraid to play, win, lose or draw. Why isn't Lyudmil the same?

It may have something to do with games like this (which is the last game I can find a record of him playing before he started playing engine-assisted games on the talkchess forums):

 

 

 To be fair, I make blunders like this in OTB games from time to time; however, I'm also not peddling a book proclaiming I have discovered the secret of chess, nor am I stating I'm stronger than the world's best GMs.

I wont claim as blunders. This guy's understanding of chess logic is really terrible. I would claim less than 1600 level. Too many illogical moves starting from 3.----Nd5? Why. There are many things to do. I am pretty sure every good player might consider something instead, e.g 3.--- e6.

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GWTR wrote:
SteamGear wrote:
GWTR wrote:

Amazingly well-annotated games

I feel like you haven't been exposed to well-annotated games.

For starters, take a look at the annotation and instruction (on every single move, from the perspective of both sides of the board) in Neil McDonald's Chess: The Art of Logical Thinking: From the First Move to the Last

Great post, as always.

I will look at that book.  (I have not read it yet, so of course it would be dishonest to comment on it as if I had.)

Getting back to this thread subject now, why didn't like his annotations to game 5 (one of my favs) of Human Versus Machine, Part 1?  Please be as specific as you wish.

Thank you in advance!

Bump for @SteamGear

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Lyudmil_Tsvetkov wrote:

Hello Deirdre.

Did you take your medicine today?

You quoted 3 reviewers, each of whom USED the word 'REVOLUTIONISE', 'REVOLUTIONARY KNOWLEDGE', etc., and you still fail to see if there is something revolutionary...

You have picked up only the bad, more negative parts and discarded the good/positive ones, while strongly misrepresenting other points/sections.

If this your understadning of fair reviewing?

I am sorry I am too tired now to oppose each and every of your claims, but certainly people have read and made their conclusions.

Russell gives 6/10, but better than Hans Berliner, who is a World chess champios in correspondence chess and IM OTB.

So, I have written a better book than an OTB IM and correspondence WC, right?

Besides, the lower marks of Russell, as well as the other reviewers are almost exlusively for a bit more difficult/unusual presentation, and not for chess quality.

If that is so, the chess contents/quality is excellent/extraordinary.

Is not that what most chess players would be looking for: good chess quality?

Your logic is terribly flawed. Berliner was more than a bit of a nut (suffice it to say he had a “God complex” of roughly equal measure to what I’ve seen here) and he also wrote a book which was supposed to contain all of chess’ deepest secrets and just flat out failed. You did a little better than Berliner, but that means nothing, and you overestimate the quality of the chess content: most of your ideas are old ones you’ve just recycled and attached centipawn values to.

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Wow I thought this thread was dead!
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drmrboss wrote:
BobbyTalparov wrote:
EzioAuditore96 wrote:

Because I'm not afraid to play, win, lose or draw. Why isn't Lyudmil the same?

It may have something to do with games like this (which is the last game I can find a record of him playing before he started playing engine-assisted games on the talkchess forums):

 

 

 To be fair, I make blunders like this in OTB games from time to time; however, I'm also not peddling a book proclaiming I have discovered the secret of chess, nor am I stating I'm stronger than the world's best GMs.

I wont claim as blunders. This guy's understanding of chess logic is really terrible. I would claim less than 1600 level. Too many illogical moves starting from 3.----Nd5? Why. There are many things to do. I am pretty sure every good player might consider something instead, e.g 3.--- e6.

Said the 2000-strong.

And probably, this is just your online rating.

Beware, when commenting on the games of much stronger players, especially when currently the difference in strength is sky-high.

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chesster3145 wrote:
Lyudmil_Tsvetkov wrote:

Hello Deirdre.

Did you take your medicine today?

You quoted 3 reviewers, each of whom USED the word 'REVOLUTIONISE', 'REVOLUTIONARY KNOWLEDGE', etc., and you still fail to see if there is something revolutionary...

You have picked up only the bad, more negative parts and discarded the good/positive ones, while strongly misrepresenting other points/sections.

If this your understadning of fair reviewing?

I am sorry I am too tired now to oppose each and every of your claims, but certainly people have read and made their conclusions.

Russell gives 6/10, but better than Hans Berliner, who is a World chess champios in correspondence chess and IM OTB.

So, I have written a better book than an OTB IM and correspondence WC, right?

Besides, the lower marks of Russell, as well as the other reviewers are almost exlusively for a bit more difficult/unusual presentation, and not for chess quality.

If that is so, the chess contents/quality is excellent/extraordinary.

Is not that what most chess players would be looking for: good chess quality?

Your logic is terribly flawed. Berliner was more than a bit of a nut (suffice it to say he had a “God complex” of roughly equal measure to what I’ve seen here) and he also wrote a book which was supposed to contain all of chess’ deepest secrets and just flat out failed. You did a little better than Berliner, but that means nothing, and you overestimate the quality of the chess content: most of your ideas are old ones you’ve just recycled and attached centipawn values to.

'Recycled and attached centipawn values too'

Beautifully said.

Why don't Smerdon, Welling and Grooten think like that then?

No one mentions recycling, as far as I am aware, all mention NEW, revolutionary.

If I had 'recycled' something, I would stick to the old theories.

But I have my own, very different point of view on almost each and every position.

This certainly means I am also ABLE to apply my new approach.

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I gave Lyudmil a position to analyse, he said it was a complete draw after plugging it into his chess engine, such an analysis from a human perspective was absolutely flawed, white had an advantage but Lyudmils chess engine has NO concept of such positional subtitles and could tell him nothing about it.   wink.png

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nullOf course 2000+ is strong, that rating is better than 99%. That rating come from real games( and you said online players are cheaters,  Hilarious).

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robbie_1969 wrote:

I gave Lyudmil a position to analyse, he said it was a complete draw after plugging it into his chess engine, such an analysis from a human perspective was absolutely flawed, white had an advantage but Lyudmils chess engine has NO concept of such positional subtitles and could tell him nothing about it.  

It has no notion of subtitles, but very good notion of subtleties. happy.png

That position was indeed a plain draw.

Too few material and no passed pawns.

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Cheating is indeed a big problem with online play, no one can convince me of the opposite.

Which does not mean, of course, all players are cheaters.

 

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I already told you, Deirdre.

Very simple, as my moves will more or less replicate SF's or be better, the Chess.com software will think I am cheating myself. happy.png

So, better refrain from playing.

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BobbyTalparov wrote:
Lyudmil_Tsvetkov wrote:

I already told you, Deirdre.

Very simple, as my moves will more or less replicate SF's or be better, the Chess.com software will think I am cheating myself.

So, better refrain from playing.

I wonder why that would be ....  Things that make you go hmm.....

BobbyT, thanks for the challenge.

 

Quite the game, hmm ...

 

and I have not blundered ... yet.

 

Thanks, LT and Human Versus Machine, Part 1!

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Pirc for life!!!!
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hitthepin wrote:
Pirc for life!!!!

You either play dangerously ... or not at all!

(I know, Bobby, I know - I also play the London.  Please no more insults.cry.png)

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I just play.
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hitthepin wrote:
I just play.

OK, Punchy -- then let us play!

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Lyudmil_Tsvetkov wrote:
robbie_1969 wrote:

I gave Lyudmil a position to analyse, he said it was a complete draw after plugging it into his chess engine, such an analysis from a human perspective was absolutely flawed, white had an advantage but Lyudmils chess engine has NO concept of such positional subtitles and could tell him nothing about it.  

It has no notion of subtitles, but very good notion of subtleties.

That position was indeed a plain draw.

Too few material and no passed pawns.

your engine has no notion of static v mobile pawns that's why neither you nor your engine saw the imbalances in the position, an EPIC FAIL.