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20. 十月 2004, 16:57:05
Grim Reaper 
You also said the way I was playing the Sicilian against you was... how did you put it.... "making it easy for you" :)

20. 十月 2004, 17:55:14
redsales 
i'd definitely play that opening again. I lost the game, but that's beside the point :)

20. 十月 2004, 20:47:36
Grim Reaper 
题目: Re:
Grim Reaper修改(20. 十月 2004, 20:51:38)
I know red, my point was... things appear differently depending whose eyes are upon it. Where you saw unusual play, I saw a path I had taken 1000 times before.

Also, sometimes you have to make risky moves to win an otherwise drawn game. When in doubt, I complicate the position, and play for the most tactically ornate arrangement.

That is my definition of fun.

Just look at this position to see something really fun!

tactics galore

22. 十月 2004, 12:31:49
WhisperzQ 
Have to get Fencer to install a "delete many" button. The deleterious posts have been removed and the ones that didn't make sense without them. If sanity prevails we can continue ... and as he expected Dano is now hidden.

23. 十一月 2004, 17:02:19
Caissus 
题目: 35th German Correspondence Chess Championship
Caissus修改(23. 十一月 2004, 23:25:02)
The final round of the 35th German Correspondence Chess Championship starts now with 17 topplayers (wow,that means a lot of games simultaneously!).The tournement will be played on the traditional way with postcards only.One of the participants is our (in standard chess ) very strong member "Mely" (Uwe Mehlhorn ).Good luck, Uwe!

Here is the link with the tournement tableau: http://www.bdftabellen.de/spezial/dm-einzel/35dfme.htm

23. 十一月 2004, 18:51:53
bwildman 
题目: Re: 35th German Correspondence Chess Championship
LOL...hes not to shabby in most of the variants either! ;-)
good luck Ewe.

24. 十一月 2004, 18:51:31
ughaibu 
题目: Mely
Best wishes for your success.

26. 十一月 2004, 08:49:03
redsales 
Excellent Mely. Give em hell.

2. 十二月 2004, 03:25:43
Caissus 
The eternal computerproblem in correspondence chess was again a theme in the forum of the German Correspondence Chess federation.For those who understand German here is the link: http://forum.webmart.de/wmmsg.cfm?id=2035593&d=30&a=1&t=2248489

2. 十二月 2004, 11:31:02
SMIRF Engine 
题目: Re: using chess programs
Caissus, I would make a distinction between computer users, who are using a self written program and those who are using a foreign. The first is only a individual form of using one's experiences. Other player are querying through huge game databases also with computer support.

2. 十二月 2004, 23:19:42
WhisperzQ 
题目: Re: using chess programs
Apart from the speed with which a computer program can evaluate a situation, what is the difference between refering to a computer sorted database and checking in, say, a book for the same scenario and possible lines of attack/defence which have been successful for others. I wonder if there was the same discussion when books on chess positions and reference voumes of played games first were published.

One reason I play little chess these days is that I have come to realise that I cannot compete with people with great experience who can rely upon a knowledge store of past games, strategies and tactics which I do not have. I prefer to play the variants where each game is new and strategies and tactics need to be worked out each time from scratch .... where storehouses of past games just do not exist.

4. 十二月 2004, 13:50:32
Logistics Man 
题目: Re: using chess programs
I agree. I cannot see what/where the attraction is in using computer programs or, for that matter, 'someone elses' game/s !!

4. 十二月 2004, 14:33:02
danoschek 
题目: using someone else's games
big deal - and even obligatory for serious players who don't want to be
caught in the same standard traps together with the average masses, permanently.
I suggest to chose a less liked opening and to become a reference yourself, possibly. ~*~

4. 十二月 2004, 16:03:03
Caissus 
题目: Re: using chess programs
Caissus修改(4. 十二月 2004, 16:13:14)
One possibility to avoid this all is to play "live-chess"and a good reference could be the new " Schacharena"(unfortunately only in German until now).You can play there 15,30.45 and 60 minutes for the whole game each player,no client is necessary and it is completely free! And the best is that the webmaster perhaps wants to implementate 8x10 chess in the future!
Would be nice if we could play in this way here in Bk anytime.

4. 十二月 2004, 16:06:30
bwildman 
I like the idea of"real time" chess,and all its variants.

11. 十二月 2004, 16:44:43
votacommunista 
votacommunista修改(11. 十二月 2004, 16:45:23)
At Amazon.com i saw the book The Chess Advantage in Black and White : Opening Moves of the Grandmasters (Mckay Chess Library), written by Larry Kaufman. The book sounds good! Can tell me anybody his experiences with this book if he/she knows it?

12. 十二月 2004, 21:15:29
bwildman 
who won?

13. 十二月 2004, 04:23:22
bwildman 
LOL...ok ;-)

22. 十二月 2004, 17:03:23
ughaibu 

22. 十二月 2004, 19:23:47
Malaniuk 
who won?

16. 一月 2005, 02:25:59
Pafl 
Chess records ... amazing what the game can bring !

16. 一月 2005, 03:34:57
ustica tnp 
题目: Re:
Pafl: cool.:)

16. 一月 2005, 05:26:03
redsales 
longest 'polygamy'???? hahaha

16. 一月 2005, 17:38:42
BuilderQ 
"Greatest number of castlings [in one game]: 3"? I hope that isn't allowed on BrainKing. :)

16. 一月 2005, 19:05:03
Pafl 
BuilderQ: Yes, the 3rd castling was a mistake that none of the opponents spotted (or maybe one did !). Similarly, in the 250-moves game between the two maniacs, there was actually the same position repeated 3 times but they did not realize it ... (someone was brave enough to go through the game andfound out) :-)

16. 一月 2005, 19:54:19
Bry 
http://brainking.com/game/ShowGame?g=528264

Is there a winner here? if so, can someone tell me....?

16. 一月 2005, 19:55:57
Crook 
Nope, it's a draw.

18. 一月 2005, 10:55:10
Caissus 
题目: games from the current German first league
Caissus修改(18. 一月 2005, 11:23:28)
have I published for those who are interested :
http://caissus.gmxhome.de/Partieen/bl0405.htm

19. 一月 2005, 17:31:10
redsales 
题目: Re:
Bry: no way to check, so no way to win.

19. 一月 2005, 17:40:46
Luke Skywalker 
The server should recognize a draw by repetition

19. 一月 2005, 22:21:44
danoschek 
题目: a player
should recognize a draw by competition.
the server could confirm it, player must claim. ~*~

20. 一月 2005, 10:05:24
rabbitoid 
题目: agree
rabbitoid修改(20. 一月 2005, 10:05:51)
even if it were not the rule, to force the program to have and calculate all the draw rules, especially the one about repetition of position 3 times, would be far too heavy on the system resources. better to resolve such positions manually by a referee.

21. 一月 2005, 20:50:08
PRIMETIME 
题目: tutor
i like playing chess but don't exactly know how to play it can anybody help me

21. 一月 2005, 23:06:09
danoschek 
题目: that's the thrill
nobody knows exactly how to play chess ... ...
perhaps a chess programm with mentor functionality is an option, as available
http://www.chessmentor.com/download/download1.html ... ~*~

23. 一月 2005, 03:40:07
Grim Reaper 
题目: Longest R + P vs. R
Does anyone know off hand what the longest win is for Rook + Pawn vs Rook? This is it in Gothic Chess, 85 moves:

http://www.gothicchess.org/krpkr/game.htm

24. 一月 2005, 02:18:16
ughaibu 
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessplayer?pid=82147 scroll down and down to the depths within which he resides.

30. 一月 2005, 14:11:27
Caissus 
题目: The 6th tournement was my first
Caissus修改(31. 一月 2005, 00:07:36)
Seven rounds,45 minutes each player,two games per week (www.schacharena.de)
For interested people the seven games are here:
http://caissus.gmxhome.de/Partieen/schacharena.htm

31. 一月 2005, 13:38:20
Chessmaster1000 
题目: ONE YEAR Rook Membership Contest......! Part-II
Well since last time nobody succedded, i will increase the prize..... So here is your chance to win a one year membership here, with a lot of effort of course........

The first one who will post at
Gothic Chess discussion board and only there, the correct answers to the above 4 questions, will win a 1 year Rook membership...........

The 4 questions are here.


***If there are no answers or any correct one until 10/02/2005, there will be no winner.......
***If someone posts more than 1 answer, then the accepted one, will be ONLY his last one. That means even if someone posts a correct answer before everyone, but posts another one later, not correct this time, he would not win as the accepted answer will be the last one. Even if anyone else hasn't answered correctly.......
***In the extremely rare case when there will be 2 or more correct answers at the exactly same time, the winner will be the one whose post will appear first at the Gothic Chess discussion board.
***I will post if there is a winner or not at 10/02/2005.

31. 一月 2005, 18:08:44
danoschek 
题目: funny
I'll laugh later though ... ~*~

4. 二月 2005, 04:20:40
Pafl 
题目: ELO
Just out of curiosity: What is the elo of the top players on BK ? Anybody has one ?

4. 二月 2005, 04:52:26
Grim Reaper 
I never broke 2300 from 1986-1990, I think 2283 was the highest. I left at 2207.

4. 二月 2005, 08:38:37
Caissus 
We should not compare the correspondence chess (here) with otb ratings.It`s another way to play.
A very good correspondence chess rating (at ICCF) has "Mely" with 2644!

4. 二月 2005, 13:24:12
bwildman 
题目: Re:
Caissus: another way to play? do you mean without program assistance?

4. 二月 2005, 13:57:36
Pafl 
Caissus: I know, I just meant that strong orb players are usually strong in correspondence too, aren't they ? So I was wondering if we have some masters or international masters here ... ?
As for the PC assistance, I hope it is not so widely used here. I believe people should put the info in their profile, if they do use it.

4. 二月 2005, 14:05:24
Pafl 
题目: typo
... I meant "otb players", not "orb" .... :-)

4. 二月 2005, 14:17:17
Caissus 
题目: Re:
Pafl: I don`t think that masters or international master are playing at turn based sites like BK.
You will meet them mainly at the great chessservers like "ICC" or "Playchess.com".

4. 二月 2005, 14:36:56
Caissus 
Caissus修改(4. 二月 2005, 20:59:45)
In my neighbourhood there lives a strong chessplayer "Roland Schmaltz".We played together in a team 8 years ago,when he was not so good and I was not so bad as today.

Now he is Grandmaster in OTB und 12.th of Germany (Fide Elo 2553)!.But his strongest playing he has in internet chess with "bullet" (one minute for the whole game).In this game he got some worldchampion titles with his in internetchess worldwide known Nick "Hawkeye".
>http://www.hawkeye.de/

You can meet him at "ICC" or "playchess.com" but you should be a very good "bullet"-player.
I don`t think that such a player would play in internet so slowly as we do here.

5. 二月 2005, 06:06:38
Grim Reaper 
I never broke 2100 in Correspondence Play, but I did just barely qualify for the 10th US Championship (minimum was 2000+ correspondence rating and 2100+ OTB rating)

I lost my shirt in that tournament!

It is shown here, I scored only 7 out of 12, and was downgraded to a 1750 player after the event

http://www.iccfus.com/crosstables/usccc_prelims/10p.htm

I was in section US10P07

8. 二月 2005, 11:37:35
niganma 
题目: hay
how do i move my pieaces

8. 二月 2005, 13:08:51
pauloaguia 
题目: Re: hay
niganma: Click on the piece you want to move, wait for the page to refresh and click on where you want to move it to.

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