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Dec-05-11
 | | Strongest Force: So far both are ultra careful...will probably try to beat each others brains out in endgame |
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Dec-05-11
 | | whiteshark: Pride comes before a fall. |
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Dec-05-11
 | | WannaBe: Psssst, Mag, 8. 0-0, trust me. |
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Dec-05-11
| | Strongest Force: I would give money if one of these guys told the other during play: YOU SILLY RABBIT, TRICKS ARE FOR KIDS |
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| Dec-05-11 | | knighterrant999: <Wannabe> apparently MC doesn't trust you. |
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Dec-05-11
| | whiteshark: Position after <7...Ba7>: 
click for larger view Opening Explorer Aside of 8. 0-0 and 8. h3 the move <8. Nf1> deserves attention due to its highest winning percentage. |
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Dec-05-11
 | | plang: < Nakamura has copied the opening defence which Carlsen employed against McShane > McShane - Carlsen was a Ruy Lopez. |
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Dec-05-11
| | WannaBe: <knighterrant999: <Wannabe> apparently MC doesn't trust you.> That's why he is a World Title Contender, and I'm just a WannaBe. =) |
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Dec-05-11
 | | technical draw: Good morning, ladies and germs. This game looks like the first game I ever played. Good old Guioco Piano, I won a lot of games with it (as white). |
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Dec-05-11
 | | haydn20: opening Ex has 9. Ng3 or Be3 tho Ne3 seems playable too. |
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Dec-05-11
 | | tpstar: <chessgames.com> Thanks for the live broadcast. =) These junior games are a hoot. |
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Dec-05-11
| | Strongest Force: What Ulhumbrus said about transformation is very important to chess |
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Dec-05-11
| | WannaBe: A little bit surprised, that not one game in the database at CG have 11. Bxe6 and give black doubled e-pawns. Anyone see a reason for that? |
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Dec-05-11
 | | waustad: <tp>As opposed to senior? There are some of them being played in Prague. |
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Dec-05-11
| | haydn20: So I wake up this morning and I'm back in 1911--but with the Internet. Wonder if the radio works too? |
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Dec-05-11
 | | JeffCaruso: <WannaBe: A little bit surprised, that not one game in the database at CG have 11. Bxe6 and give black doubled e-pawns.
Anyone see a reason for that?> Doubled pawns aren't always purely bad. In this case 11. Bxe6 fxe6 would strengthen Black's center and open a line for his  . |
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Dec-05-11
| | Strongest Force: WannaBe, black would come alive like the Frankenstein monster |
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Dec-05-11
 | | Stonehenge: <WannaBe> Here's a game with 11. Bxe6: http://www.365chess.com/game.php?gi...
Of course 12. Qb3 Qd7 13. Qxb7? doesn't win a pawn because of ...Rfb8 and white loses his queen. |
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Dec-05-11
| | plang: <A little bit surprised, that not one game in the database at CG have 11. Bxe6 and give black doubled e-pawns.> Black gets an open f-file, an extra center pawn and the doubled pawn controls d5 so White tends to avoid it. |
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| Dec-05-11 | | Thrajin: <WannaBe>,though black has doubled pawns, he has strong pawns in the center and an open file for his rook. |
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Dec-05-11
| | whiteshark: Position after <11.h3>: 
click for larger viewOpening Explorer |
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Dec-05-11
| | WannaBe: Da! Gracias, ami! |
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Dec-05-11
| | WannaBe: I see it now, with the B on a7 and possibly (if) open f, black can really focus on f2. |
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Dec-05-11
 | | Marmot PFL: This is a rather slow line of the Italian that seemed to catch on after one of the Karpov-Korchnoi matches. |
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Dec-05-11
| | WannaBe: 12. Be3 is the novelty! =) |
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