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Hello Group, I know that now notation before the move has become illegal, but what I can't find anywhere is what the sanction is when someone breaks this rule? Is it a warning with time penalty or a loss?? Could someone help, please. Anthony

On Fri, 27 May 2005 14:18:44 GMT, (Sam Sloan) wrote: On 26 May 2005 19:37:09 -0700, Randy Bauer wrote: In article , says... Hall has the 2098 rating, the other fellow isabout 1850 I think.

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that the 5 top rated chessplayers was over the age of 30? And what was the starting lineup? See reply.......

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Thursday March 31st 2005 90/275 17574 G R A H A M 7 18 1 8 1 13 = 48 Former Saskatchewan chess champion Ken Graham showed me his birth certificate today. Although being skilled at chess is not in itself a good indication of having a high level of intelligence, it is a better indication of level of intelligence than a person's degree of financial wealth.

Hello guys, I want to open a topic about the use of Chess E-Books. I have already bought some and I think it is worth using them and it takes no more than 5 minutes to get one. On the other hand, there is nothing better than the smell of fresh pages in your hands. Do you think it is worth waiting 2 weeks to receive a book ordered by Internet and isn't it risky? I have never done that before.

On 23 May 2005 14:19:06 -0700, "Taylor Kingston" wrote: wrote: Now Mr. Kingston owns up to a FOURTH letter that was printed in Evans On Chess, although he originally claimed only one was used. There goes Larry again, inventing things I never said. The letter in question was cut and altered by Evans, then used in the "Letters to the

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On 25 May 2005 12:48:13 -0700, "Larry Tapper" wrote: I can see the argument that Winter prosecutes his case against his least favorite writers (including Evans as well as Schiller and Keene) a bit too doggedly. This is a complaint one could reasonably make in a sober way. But the rhetoric we're seeing here about Winter exemplifies the typical Parr/Sloan tactic...

http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=2409 Jeff Sonas has been writing a series of articles on "The Greatest Chess Player of All Time". His list is 1. Kasparov 2. Karpov 3-4. Fischer, Lasker Karpov is a great player but a somewhat superficial analyst. What is

I'm a novice player and lose most tournament games. I'd like to go over and analyze the games at home, but find that I've usually made errors in recording the games. These errors prevent me from analyzing most of the game. Any tips on how better to record games in a tournament? For each move, I typically write it down before I make the move. That way I'll have one more opportunity to be sure...

The number of possible groups of pieces that there could be is 32!, or 2=2E63130837 =D7 10 to the 35th power. This does not take into account promotions or underpromotions. There are 32 different pieces on the board, so there are many many differnt groupis of 2, 3, 4, 5,6 , 7, 8, 9, 10...30, 31, and maybe only one of 32 if we leave out repetitions. When I say groups of pieces, I mean the...

I looked up Zviad Izoria on the FIDE ratings list: He has a rating of 2602, and is ranked 132nd in the World. He is the #3 ranked player in Georgia, behind Baadur Jobava (2637), and the colorful Zurab Azmaiparashvili (2679) Given Jobava's recent poor result in the Capablanca Memorial tournament in Cuba, Izoria may soon be vaulting to 2nd, amongst his fellow Georgians.

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Hey all- Getting back into chess, picked up "Winning chess tactics" and "Winning chess strategies" this weekend to start working through. What would everyone recommend for software? Chessbase, bookup, fritz? What are the differences? (I've started looking already, but haven't gotten really deeply into it yet.) Aodhan

Who said "All rook (and pawn) endings are drawn" - Tarrasch or Tartakower? (I've seen it attributed to both.) And was it "rook and pawn endings" or "rook endings"? --- Replace you know what by j to email