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30. Marzo 2003, 14:00:13
jondownie 
Asunto: Re: Diagrams in Discussion Boards
erm, no. But if you post the score or the positins of the pieces we can help you.

26. Marzo 2003, 21:50:41
jondownie 
Asunto: Re: BrainKing Ratings
Players ratings. You can see the way this works in the FAQ section.

As for 2) the general rule is for 500 gap you won't win any at all, 400, 1 from 10 and so on.

22. Marzo 2003, 18:26:29
jondownie 
Asunto: so...
anyone want more discussions?

21. Marzo 2003, 09:53:11
jondownie 
Asunto: good good
I eill have another look at it.

20. Marzo 2003, 23:13:57
jondownie 
Asunto: so...
how does that happen?

20. Marzo 2003, 16:25:38
jondownie 
Asunto: Scandinavian
Am I right in supposing that Larseenn you speak of is the one from way back?
I know the queen manouevre is risky but it is sometimes enough to catch (albeit weaker) players off guard and wrap things up quickly. I have a good example on IYT.

20. Marzo 2003, 15:58:48
jondownie 
Asunto: Please explain
Nf6 turns it into a gambit where Black has to hope white cannot hold onto the pawn

20. Marzo 2003, 15:08:31
jondownie 
Asunto: Another one to investigate
1. e4 d5 2. ed
Now what?

Qxd? or maybe take a risk with ...e6. Ideas?

20. Marzo 2003, 10:42:24
jondownie 
Asunto: Openings
1. d4 Nf6 2. c4 d5

What??? Has anyone made this work? it seems to come up a lot but I think it loses after
3. cd Nxd
4. e4

14. Marzo 2003, 00:03:24
jondownie 
Asunto: In most cases
1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 c5 4 c3 tends to be the mainline so white can hold the central pawns.
After 4. Nc3 then 4. ... cxd4 5. Qxd4 Nc6 gives Black a good advantage. Whereas after 4. c3 , 4. ... cxd4 is a bit petty as after 5. cxd4 White has the central pawns and experience tells me that trying to take advantage of the weak looking a5-e1 diagonal is pretty difficult for black.

13. Marzo 2003, 09:58:03
jondownie 
But what about 4 ... Nc6 then one of your alternatives? It is too early for cxd. White's advantage rests on the central pawns, black's position hinges on the queen side.

12. Marzo 2003, 22:07:05
jondownie 
Asunto: Analysis
Does anypne here want to talk analysis? What are your idea for the French Defence after,
1. e4 e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 c5 4. c3. This seems to be the mainline, but you could alos have a look at 4. Nc3 which I consider far weaker.

10. Marzo 2003, 18:25:51
jondownie 
Asunto: so
is this the right place to talk about Chess analysis?

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