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27. Junio 2006, 20:41:28 Asunto: Re: - White; Chess Opening: PH2-H3... Modificado por Kili (27. Junio 2006, 20:42:41) 21. Abril 2006, 21:03:59 Asunto: Re: HalfPawn: I think 3.Nc3 is a better move. After 2...Bf5, the white player can attack the squares "d5" and "b7" with Nc3 and Qb3 so it´s not a good defense for the black. 17. Enero 2006, 00:04:02 Asunto: Re: Ham and cheese on ruy? Modificado por Kili (17. Enero 2006, 00:04:58) Walter Montego, Pedro: Well, it´s a difficult matter. In Spanish "Ruy" is just one syllable. For me it sounds as [ru:I], with a "u" large as "rule", "too" or "you" and with a "i" short as "big" or "it". I´m not sure but i think the "u" in "Bush" is too much large as "sure" or "poor" 15. Enero 2006, 17:22:54 Asunto: Re: Modificado por Kili (15. Enero 2006, 17:23:18) Pedro Martínez: But Ruy López are two spanish surname (Ruy -Ruiz- and López). In Spanish "Ruy" sounds like "Rui" and the "u" in "Ruy" is like "u" in the word "rule"... I think 15. Enero 2006, 12:25:54 Asunto: Re: Modificado por Kili (17. Enero 2006, 00:05:50) HalfPawn: "u" at Ruy sounds as "u" in rule, "y" sounds as [I] 17. Diciembre 2005, 11:07:57 Asunto: Re: Books Modificado por Kili (18. Diciembre 2005, 10:52:17) ouspensky: I like some ideas of Nimzowitch but i´d not recommend "My sistem" to a beginner player. I like "Understanding Chess Move by Move" of John Nunn, "Grand Master of the Board" by Richard Reti or for example "Secrets of the modern chess strategy" of John Watson. 17. Diciembre 2005, 10:58:31 Asunto: Re: Modificado por Kili (17. Diciembre 2005, 10:59:13) ouspensky: Is it a joke? For example Thal, Najdorf, Geller, Petrosian, Fine, Spasski, Larsen, Stein, Gligoric, Korchnoi have been great players much better than other current players who would not be GM without the help of the Pc. Fischer improved and dignified the chess. He got to change and to improve the rules. He popularized the chess in whole world as any player has never done. He always played for winning. 15. Diciembre 2005, 22:38:29 Asunto: Re: Groucho: Yes, Fischer is the best. 29. Noviembre 2005, 17:24:53 Asunto: Re: mctrivia: Three equal positions onto the board (as a three equal photos). The same position of all pieces and the same possible moves (including the castle and the capture en passant) 22. Mayo 2005, 23:23:47 Modificado por Kili (22. Mayo 2005, 23:28:53) I bet you a coffe that Alex will win this game against Ed Trice :) 16. Abril 2005, 13:34:39 Sorry but after 17...Kh8 the mate is in 47.5 moves :) 5. Abril 2005, 16:44:15 Mely, Oliottavio, Ughaibu, Caissus, redsales, 529 are among the best chessplayers. These players can lost games but they would never make a fool themselves at this way. 5. Abril 2005, 11:54:23 Modificado por Kili (5. Abril 2005, 15:12:21) I think the best player is Caoz, see the statistics. [Snip - positive comments only please! WQ :] 5. Abril 2005, 01:16:28 Don´t ask draw repeatedly. It´s not correct. A good chessplayer would not continue in this position in a normal circumstances. |
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