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37. Be4! (Deep Blue-Kasparov 1997 Game 2) - can Fritz & Junior match Deep Blue? by
Gregory Topov
The following sequence of moves is from Kasparov's loss with black in Game 2
of the 1997 Rematch with Deep Blue:
36. axb5 axb5 37.Be4!
Because it gains material, both Kasparov and the world expected Deep Blue to
play 36. Qb6 or 37. Qb6. Surprisingly, Deep Blue rejected material gain
for positional advantage just as a human grandmaster would, by playing 36.
axb5 axb5 37.Be4! Be4 stunned...
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Aryeh Davidoff: Rene Chun supports Lev Khariton by
Aryeh Davidoff
After the publication of my appeal on March 9th, 2003 to support Bobby
Fischer’s return to the United States I received many letters
from chess players and fans sharing my stand. Among those letters I
would single out the one from Rene Chun, the author of the article
“Bobby Fischer’s Pathetic Endgame” in
“Atlantic Monthly”. I appreciate Rene’s...
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January 31st 04 09:20 PM
by Nick
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Chess Varients by
Seeker3333361465
I want 2 create a chess varient w/new pieces
my suggestion
8 pawns , 2 knights , 2 bishops , 2 rooks
in addition I want 2 add extra pieces like 2 Archbishops a Archbishop
would combine the powers of the knight and the Bishop(it could move as either)
2 Cardinals the cardinals would move like queens , 1 Empress the empress
could move like a queen or a knight , it would combine the powers of the...
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Match of two centuries by
Alan O'Brien
A recent article on Edward Winter's Chess Notes called 'Jews in Chess'
started me thinking about an all-time Gentiles v Jews match. Here are my
pairings. I think most of the matches would be fascinating!
Gentiles Jews
Bd 1 Alekhine Lasker
Bd 2 Capablanca Rubinstein
Bd 3 Smyslov Tal
Bd 4 Schlechter Fine
Bd 5 Karpov ...
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Legal threats from Polgar and Truong by
Sam Sloan
On 01 Jan 2004 16:38:50 GMT, (Parrthenon) wrote:
ABSENCE OF MALICE?
By Larry Parr
"Nowadays lawyers are replacing good moves on the chessboard." -- GM Larry
Evans (2001).
I don't know what the basis is for these threats or why Mr. Fernandez is
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Countries and Elo by
Pit Peters
According to FIDE
Which country has most Elo players?
No - it's not Russia!
1 Germany: 6520 Elo players
2 Russia: 6090
Pit
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Starting learning group? by
Greg Flanders
I am looking for a handfull of players ranked between 1300 and 1600 to
form a team for the Team Tournament 45 45 on FICS and ICC. We would be
competing for the U1600 prize in a 6 round tournament lasting over a
month. For full details please see
http://stcbunch.org/nl20040131art3.html.
The main idea I have in proposing this is to find a group of online chess
friends that play around my level,...
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What's happening lately with these newsgroups? by
mafergut
Hi all chess fans and polite posters from these newsgroups
First of all, sorry for crossposting but I think what I'll write applies
equally to the three ng's.
Is it me or in the last weeks this newsgroups are full of spam, nonsense,
cracking and other worthless **** posting? It is increasingly difficult to
discern the useful ans serious posts from the nauseating volume of crap
generated. My...
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Young Bobby and Tal by
Pit Peters
I'm just reading Garry Kasparov's brandnew Part II
'On my great predecessors'.
GK about Fischer versus Tal at the Candidates Tournament,
Yugoslavia 1959, 27th round:
'''' Young Bobby was in a very determined mood
(having lost to Tal on three occasions previously,
he had publicly sworn to gain revenge)
and quickly gained an enormous advantage. ''''
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Great Gages in Chess History on Playchess by
J. Thomas Jeffrey
The program "Great Games in Chess History" by NM Dennis Monokroussos,
which used to be on Chess.FM, has moved to the Chessbase Playchess
server. It is scheduled to play today (Friday, Jan. 30) at 2 p.m. EST
in their broadcast room.
I hope Paschall, Tamburro, and Diesen will follow his lead. I always
liked the flash presentations and the live game commentary.
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CWCC Kramnik-Leko by
Phil Innes
"Jerome Bibuld" wrote in message
...
Dear Mr. Innes,
Heil Dubya!
Dear Jerry,
I suggest two things: One is that you contact the proper offices of those
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"Chessman" comics! by
Sam Sloan
I would like to buy some old Chessman comics.
Does anybody have some or know where they are for sale?
Chessman was the creation of International Master John Watson. I
believe that the comic books were published by Bob Dudley.
Sam Sloan
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Napoleon's games by
Marco
Where can I find a collection of games by Napoleon I? He
seems to have been a keen chess player.
Marco
--
Posted via Mailgate.ORG Server - http://www.Mailgate.ORG
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Chess potential by
Seeker3333361465
I am average or below average IQ is it still possible 4 me to become a chess
master ? or does that require above average IQ or genius ?
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Question about CT-ART 3.0 by
Ian Hurley
in the "User Statistics" section, 3 columns list, User, ELO, and Success
(%) - how does this actually relate to your ELO
if for example, a User's ELO is listed as 2200, but the success is 78%, does
that mean the User's ELO is 78% of 2200?
does anyone know ?
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NIC vs Chessbase Magazine by
MC
What's the difference between these two in terms of content? Target
audience? If you could only choose one, which one would you choose?
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Best of the last decade? 1994-2003 by
Gregory Topov
Most "best ever chess games" lists don't get too much further than the early
1990s. Which games in the last decade will possibly be regarded as classics
(either historically important, or because of brilliance) in years to come?
A few possible candidates that come to mind:
* Kasparov - Topalov (Wijk Aan Zee, 1999) 1-0
Reason: the amazing 15 move combination with a double rook...
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