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2. Setembro 2011, 15:29:36
ketchuplover 
Have a sassy September everyone :)

30. Julho 2011, 00:12:59
ketchuplover 
Assunto: Re: mainwebchess.com...
ketchuplover: speaking of sites please check out...

http://stanleyrandomchess.com/Comparison-of-Online-Chess-Sites.php

Thank ye

24. Julho 2011, 12:37:43
papillon77 
Assunto: HECATOMB CHESS
Hecatomb chess was been invented by Kevin Maroney

Each player has thirty one queens and one king .

The kings are positionned as a standard chess (white e1 and black e8) . The other squares each contain a queen (white of the first four rows , except e1, black on the last four rows , except e8 )

Apart from the particular opening setup , the game is played following all applicable rules of standard chess

24. Julho 2011, 12:25:56
papillon77 
Assunto: KNIGHTS CHESS
Do not merge with Knight mate chess

The queen replaced by amazon , the bishops by cardinals , and the rooks by Marshalls (in move , amazon = queen and knight , marshall = rook and knight , cardinal = bishop and knight)

There is no a castle

Pawns can be promoted on a knight , rook , queen or bishop , as a standard chess

24. Julho 2011, 11:41:13
papillon77 
Assunto: TUTTI FRUTTI CHESS
tutti frutti chess was invented in 1978 by Ralph Betsa and Philip Cohen . There are nine different pieces (each player starts a game with eight pawns (placed on their standard Chess positions) , one Amazon (on the D column) , one Marshall (on the A column) , one Cardinal (on the G column) , one queen (on the F column) , one rook (on the H column) , one bishop (on the C column) , one knight (on the B column) and one king (on the E column) .

In move , Marshall = knight and rook , Amazon = queen and knight , and Cardinal = bishop and knight

The king cas castle with the marshall , following standard castling rules

When a pawn reaches the last row (from the player's point of view) , it can be promoted to a knight , a rook , a bishop , a queen , a marshall , a cardinal or a amazon

The other rules are the same as for Standard chess

23. Julho 2011, 19:10:58
ketchuplover 
Assunto: According to The Joys of Chess...
The most over-rated move in chess history is 23...qg3 in Levitsky v. Marshall (Breslau 1912)

18. Julho 2011, 13:06:26
WhisperzQ 
Assunto: Re: the big bang theory
Modificado por WhisperzQ (18. Julho 2011, 13:08:51)
Hrqls: I am sure if Sheldon thought of it there would have to be some big explosion with some piece and the game would be over in a trice but to get there would require 23 moves performed in exactly the right order whilst facing west and only breathing out ... bless his soul.

28. Junho 2011, 12:40:26
Hrqls 
Assunto: the big bang theory
you are probably all also watching the big bang theory .... :)

in one of the episodes sheldon came up with a new type of chess with 2 extra pieces (the old lady and the serpent) ... that might actually be an interesting type of chess

later in the same episode they added even more rules and pieces, but i lost count at that time :)

3. Junho 2011, 00:37:20
ketchuplover 
Assunto: mainwebchess.com...
is closing on 6-10-11

8. Março 2011, 11:21:53
startstek 
Assunto: Blitz tournament

24. Fevereiro 2011, 17:41:55
aaru 
Assunto: 2200
Please sign up -> I NEED 2 MORE IN: Maharajah Chess.

Thanks

30. Janeiro 2011, 07:42:16
PashaTechnique 

17. Janeiro 2011, 00:51:13
ketchuplover 
Assunto: No Way to Treat the Ladies

25. Dezembro 2010, 19:40:20
ketchuplover 
happy Holidays :)

5. Outubro 2010, 02:21:34
Bwild 
Assunto: Re:Do you have a second offer for the longer period that follows that?
rabbitoid: I guess that would depend if you were going up or down

4. Outubro 2010, 21:37:25
rabbitoid 
Assunto: Re:
lukulus: Of course! death would be pretty boring otherwise.

By the way, Fencer, I always wanted to ask. Black rook is for life only? Do you have a second offer for the longer period that follows that?

4. Outubro 2010, 21:23:52
lukulus 
Its a good to know even after my death I will be playing chess:)

28. Setembro 2010, 11:01:14
rabbitoid 
Assunto: Re: Piranha
Resher: wow, an eternal tournament? well, take consolation in your divine status, then :)

28. Setembro 2010, 10:22:16
Resher 
Assunto: Re: Piranha
rabbitoid: But this is a tournament game, which presumably is different?

28. Setembro 2010, 07:09:44
rabbitoid 
Assunto: Re: Piranha
Pedro Martínez: As I recall, you can delete games under 4 moves?

28. Setembro 2010, 01:17:06
Pedro Martínez 
Assunto: Re: Piranha
bobwhoosta: Now imagine being stuck in a game like this:
Šachy (lukulus vs. Harassed)

27. Setembro 2010, 23:36:49
Walter Montego 
Assunto: Re: Piranha
bobwhoosta: This a common complaint with various players. It is fair by the rules, but it's certainly not in the spirit of the game when the situation was equal and the moves were coming faster. If they move at different paces depending on the game situation, then this person is playing two games instead of one. Them's the breaks for you.

The Fischer Clock or a shorter time limit is what I do. Or pick my opponents carefully. Some will slip through, so create the time parameters yourself. Most people are happy with whatever you have, and those of us that have work or other obligations away from the computer will pick the time limit that fits into their life. Or, as you've noted, I have a Rook unlimited membership and it solves this problem even if the annoying game is still on my list of games.

27. Setembro 2010, 21:52:02
bobwhoosta 
Assunto: Piranha
Just to let everyone on this board know, Piranha is not an opponent you want to have. She sets the moves to 30 days per move, and if you start to win, she takes all 30 days for each move. I have been winning for close to 3 years now in our game, and am still about 10-15 moves away from checkmate. That's more than 1 more year I have to keep this game in my active games, and can't play another game!!!! She has also done this with other players.

So, in conclusion, don't play Piranha unless you're a brainrook and immortal.

19. Setembro 2010, 14:27:32
Justaminute 
Assunto: Re: World Chess Center...
Beren the 32nd:
Thanks for the link, I enjoyed the programme.

19. Setembro 2010, 13:02:31
Beren the 32nd 
Assunto: Re: World Chess Center...
ketchuplover: A Chess Center anywhere is a great idea. Learning the game is great for kids' education. To see what I mean listen to this (20 mins+):
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/p009p4qb/The_Friday_Documentary_Seeking_The_Endgame_Episode_2/

18. Setembro 2010, 13:21:36
Pedro Martínez 
Assunto: Re: World Chess Center...
ketchuplover: There is no such thing as “ground zero mosque”.

17. Setembro 2010, 22:52:13
ketchuplover 
Assunto: World Chess Center...
instead of the ground zero mosque. Thoughts?

11. Setembro 2010, 16:01:12
ketchuplover 
Assunto: Bent Larsen
died on 9-9-10. He was 75.

25. Agosto 2010, 15:17:58
ketchuplover 
Assunto: Bobby Fischer films
Bobby Fischer Goes to War & Pawn Sacrifices are slated to debut in 2013. Plan accordingly.

19. Abril 2010, 17:45:35
ColonelCrockett 
Assunto: Re:
AbigailII: hehe, apologies ... I'm was lazy the day i read the posts. ;)

17. Abril 2010, 17:49:27
AbigailII 
Assunto: Re:
Modificado por AbigailII (19. Abril 2010, 19:07:43)
ColonelCrockett: Hmmm, yes. That was what I said four posting ago.

17. Abril 2010, 17:16:28
ColonelCrockett 
Assunto: Re:
AbigailII: english descriptive notation was scrapped because it leads to ambiguity errors far too frequently ... modern algebraic notation was adopted by the international chess federation and most national federations.

15. Abril 2010, 18:38:48
AbigailII 
Assunto: Re:
Justaminute: Only if you consider "any language" to be languages that use the Western alphabet. "b1-c3" isn't easy to understand if you're used Arabic or Chinese.

15. Abril 2010, 15:32:53
Justaminute 
Assunto: Re:
Algebraic chess books can be followed in any language if they use a symbol for the piece. P-Q4 doesn't tell you much if your language uses different letters for pawn and queen. The narrative can be a bit tricky of course!

12. Abril 2010, 18:13:44
AbigailII 
Assunto: Re:
Nothingness: e4 is too vague what moved to E4?

A pawn. If in algebraic notation the piece that moved isn't indicated (either using a symbol, or a capital letter), a pawn was moved.

Now, you say "P-Q4" tells you exactly what was moved and where to, but I challenge that. "e4" in unambiguous. It's the white square, three square straight ahead of the starting square to the white King. But "P-Q4"? That could either be white moving to "d4" (the black square three square ahead of the starting square of the white Queen), or black moving to "d5" (the white square four squares ahead of the starting square of the white Queen).

Not to mention that descriptive notation allows moves like "KxP" or "Q-B4", which require knowledgement of the current position to know which move was actually performed. OTOH, using long algebraic notation, the move is always unambiguous, and never needs the current position to determine which piece moved from what square to what other square. "e2-e4" cannot be any other move than a pawn moving from "e2" (which is always the same square - regardless whose move it is) to "e4" (which is also always the same square - regardless whose move it is).

There's a reason descriptive notation only ever caught on in a few countries, and is even considered obsolete there. Virtual all modern chess literature from the past decades uses algebraic notation. Chess literature from many countries have done so for over 150 years.

12. Abril 2010, 17:03:52
Nothingness 
yes it is very complicated using the letters and numbers of the ranks and files. e4 tells me nothing. where as P-Q4 tells me exactly what was moved and where to. e4 is too vague what moved to E4?

12. Abril 2010, 00:40:15
AbigailII 
Assunto: Re: chesss notation
Nothingness: That's known as "Descriptive chess notation"; once popular in Britain and the USA. Considered to be obsolete since the late 20th century. (Abbreviated) algebraic chess notation (used in BK) uses less characters, and isn't as ambiguous as Descriptive chess notation. Algebraic notation was developed by Philipp Stamma in the first half of the 18th century (and actually predates Descriptive chess notation).

11. Abril 2010, 23:19:54
Nothingness 
Assunto: chesss notation
I was asking a few years ago to get a form of notation that i am familiar with. i dont use any of the version that we use here on BK. the one i use is : P-K4 P-K4 2. B-B4 N-kb3 3 P-kR4 ect... i never could get the other versions... what is up with this.?

6. Abril 2010, 23:21:55
ColonelCrockett 
Assunto: Re: Compare the Champs
ketchuplover: I like that link ... capablanca always does better than expected in these kinds of rankings.

31. Março 2010, 14:48:21
ketchuplover 
Assunto: Compare the Champs

3. Março 2010, 18:38:13
ketchuplover 
Assunto: Tobey Maguire...
to portray Bobby fischer in Pawn Sacrifices

23. Fevereiro 2010, 03:12:43
ketchuplover 
The owner passed away in January. The site kept going but no one could get his data. I think eventually there was an unsolveable problem and no one to adequately address it.

20. Fevereiro 2010, 11:09:33
nikos 
Assunto: Re: sad news
ketchuplover: sorry to hear about it. What happened?

19. Fevereiro 2010, 18:58:21
ketchuplover 
Assunto: sad news
www.chess-knights.com has been terminated :(

27. Janeiro 2010, 23:05:33
tarcellius 
Assunto: chess coaster
I thought somebody on this chess board would be amused by these pictures:

http://xkcd.com/chesscoaster/

13. Agosto 2009, 21:14:33
ColonelCrockett 
Assunto: Re: self claimed good player or master on this site
435152: you're still on this topic? It's four months old ... find something else to talk about ... perhaps a topic more suited to your talents.

9. Agosto 2009, 18:07:06
cheating up up 
Assunto: self claimed good player or master on this site
i was a world champion.....no .who would believe that?? now..i am just an old man with no desire to beat people on line. A master won't say he is MASTER on line. a real master will hide his ID if he play online some times. IF JUST IF... ACTUALY NO MASTER WILL PLAY HERE FOR SURE.

9. Abril 2009, 20:04:36
ColonelCrockett 
Assunto: Re: It is really difficult to determine computer use.
panzerschiff: That's a good point regarding the difference of chess engines and computer selected moves. I'm glad to see a more logical approach to the problem (as compared to 435152). thanks, JV.

9. Abril 2009, 17:01:18
panzerschiff 
Assunto: It is really difficult to determine computer use.
This has been an interesting discussion. I don't know if there is a really reliable way to test computer use. I was a 2300+ correspondence play and a Master OTB and in the ICCF where you could use computer engines legally for chess you found when using the engine often there were two or three fairly good choices and often what choice you chose was the style of play you liked. Engines also can return different results depening on how powerful the CPU and even if you had a lot of games to examine you almost would need to examine them on the type of Computer that you thought the "cheat" might be using.

9. Abril 2009, 16:03:24
lukulus 
Assunto: Re:
ColonelCrockett: yes, but it is differnet if you do it when game is finished or during the game.

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