Your clothes come off and the chocolate goes on. As you move your game pieces around the board, you'll strip off articles of clothing, paint chocolate designs on your partner's exposed body parts, lick the chocolate off and perform "dares" -- which may entail hugging, kissing, dancing naked or barking like a dog! Although the game ends when one player has completely stripped, you can opt for...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/0923891927 The Blue Book and Encyclopedia of Chess Glenn Petersen, editor of "Chess Life for Kids" magazine, former editor of "Chess Life" magazine, and one of the top tournament directors in the United States, writes: "There is no better explanation of the theory behind the Swiss System than what was written by Kenneth Harkness and Eliot Hearst in The

The Blue Book and Encyclopedia of Chess http://www.amazon.com/dp/0923891927 The final draft of the new revised Blue Book and Encyclopedia of Chess has been sent to the printers. It will be out in about ten days to two weeks from today. The new revised Blue Book will have 438 pages. The original Blue Book had 393 pages, so I have added 45 new pages.

The interesting thing in this game is that Easy Level lost a pawn but then again take back that Pawn. But Help Bot Managed to forcely take another Pawn by using two Rooks. Game Played between help bot and easy at GetClub.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- help bot: (White) easy: (Black)

Here's an appropriate link for today: http://www.wtharvey.com/golu.html It's a chess puzzle page from the games of Valentina Golubenko - probably the world's newest woman grandmaster.

here below is one opinion, more objective opinion, and with no toilet-talk involved, shows kamsky to be the very-much underdog - this simple message will not appeal to paranoics and those who think in terms of 'radio-wave' intercessions both are great players - to anticipate any need for either one to cheat is to cheapen what they do ..phil innes

I realize that not everyone is interested in the concept of "solving chess" due to its many complexities and variations of "midgame" play. However, what if the SECRET to solving chess is in the "draw" dynamic? In other words what if the solution to chess was in playing perfect "defense"? Would not a perfectly played game of chess NOT result in a draw? How else could it end? The ONLY way that...

Here is a game with Help Bot. I do not understand why Normal Level gave away its pawn for no reasion? By playing 12. d5 Black played 12..... cxd5 and won a pawn. Is it a correct move only advantage white got is Black Pawns become Double Pawn and Isolated. And Black was able to give Check to Help Bot. Is Normal Level playing wrong moves.?

When is CB10 due to hit the market?

How chess is deep! When you watch theory, it is terrific how chess is deep, we can be stronger just to follow theory understanding it. But, what a job!

Are there any chess books that talk about computer vs computer dynamics? Could simply be how to create a computer chess program, stories about the authors of computer chess programs, or an enthusiast observer waxing poetic. Any such book suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! - pi -

King vs King Draw? I am looking for a way to find all "full" chess games, with or without annotation, that end in King vs King draws where only the two Kings are left on the board. I have a non-Intel Macintosh running OS X v. 10.4 and most chess databases appear to run on the PC platform only. Is there an effective way to access chess databases on the internet to find such King vs King draw...

Hi, I'm looking for a good endgame book for kids. I see a lot of tactic books at the market (and yes I think tactic is very important and I like "chess school 1a" - http://www.chesscentral.com/Chess-School-1a-p/2845086.htm ). But I think endgames have the advantage that the small number of pieces make it easier for kids (5-8 years) to understands the logic of chess moves. And I think tactic can...

trying to repost this didn't work the first time My first Poast as Marika January 7, 1999 (I think this was the first) excerpt Boris Bacynskyj died this week, no one can quite find out how or why. He was in his late 50s. he is the cousin referred to I memorialized him here with some of my first poasts.

Game Played between help bot and beginner at GetClub.com -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- help bot: (White) beginner: (Black) Game Played at: http://www.GetClub.com/Chess.html View Recorded Game: http://www.getclub.com/playgame.php?id=DM14332&game=Chess -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- White -- Black

I don't understand why you have shake hands with your opponent before you play a rated FIDE game?? Also, Topalov and Kramnik did not shake hands before their game and there was no protest. Does that mean if I play in the world open or other FIDE rated event in the USA, can I complain to the TD if my opponent refuses to shake my hand before or after the game???

How come Krush is having a difficult time playing in Wijk an Zee??

Jordan beat Beginner Level in Just 14 Moves. He has beaten Beginner 5 Times Continiously but this game he won in just 14 Moves Creating a new Record. Earlier Help Bot won Beginner in just 25 Moves. Jordan Broke the Help Bots record by 10 moves Margin. This is the shortest game played at GetClub Game Played between jordan and beginner at GetClub.com

I would like to know if there are enough volunteers to help create a pure engine based openings book ab initio. I have tested a couple of engines so far with some curious results. The act of running the CB interface in "infinite analysis mode" with 20 lines being evaluated for days is something of a stress test and I have lost the results of some computations after the GUI fell over as the final...

Bobby Fischer is dead ! MW