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| From | Message | Posted by loreta legalserv.com
7/17/2008 07:16:31 Play online chess | Subject: Sites with Annotated games
Message: Does somebody know chess sites where regular annotations of games appear?
In English, Russian, German, Spanish, Portuguese....
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In Russian: chesspro.ru
| Posted by heinzkat legalserv.com
7/17/2008 08:02:45 Play online chess | You could try GameKnot's list
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gameknot.com
| Posted by mathemagician_ legalserv.com
7/17/2008 12:33:39 Play online chess |
Message: chessgames.com ——— Chess piece value — When I teach a class of beginning players, it is customary to explain the “value” of the chess pieces. If both sides exchange pieces, knowing their approximate value will help explain who gets the better deal. Some things are pretty obvious, like if I capture a queen and my opponent captures a bishop, we both know who is doing better. But some things are not so clear. I try to make analogies when I teach. Some hit the mark, and some confuse the student even more! But before I try to confuse my readers, let us look at standard values: Queen = 9, Rook = 5, Bishop = 3, Knight = 3, Pawn = 1. The king does not have a capture value, since we do not capture the king. (You can’t say, “I captured his knight and two pawns for...
Posted by loreta legalserv.com
7/18/2008 01:18:46 Play online chess | Some of
Message: ... annotations are found at:
www.chessvault.com (see at Opennings section) ——— Chess: Karpov turns the screw — Karpov-Smyslov, Moscow 1972. White has come out of the opening with a certain spatial advantage. Now he has to find a plan. Warning: you're not looking for a sacrificial combination – this is Karpovian, it's all about subtlety and strategy. RB: I've nominated Karpov's Strategic Wins 1: The Making of a Champion by Tibor Karolyi (Quality Chess) for our book of the year award. It's a year-on-year account of Karpov's career from 1961 to 1985, nicely laid out and well annotated. Karpov's style is positional, unhurried and exceptionally deep. Constantly alert to the counter-stroke, he likes to make small improving moves. Some of Karpov's choices remain, even with the help of a chess computer, mysterious, as ...
Posted by loreta legalserv.com
7/18/2008 03:16:30 Play online chess | Russian Federation
Message: ... site has annotations (in Russian):
russiachess.org ——— Winning in long run requires motivation — Chess is a worthy pursuit for all seasons of life; 6- and 7-year-olds can play a pretty good game. In recent years, chess players in their early teens have become grandmasters. And a 20-year-old, Magnus Carlsen, is the highest-rated chess player in the world. Meanwhile, 82-year-old Viktor Korchnoi is still capable of winning tournaments, though not at the same level as before. When do chess grandmasters reach their peak? The ballpark figure used to be 35. But two chess players in their early 40s — the champion, Viswanathan Anand; and the challenger, Boris Gelfand — will face off for the world title in the summer. Gelfand embraces the age factor. He sees no decline in his ...
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