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| timhortons: if you stop trolling in naka page and stop causing trouble in carlsen page that would do alot in making peace at cg frogbert, look how much one can do much trouble in the world. |
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| Nov-01-09 |
| frogbert: <all your personal attacks to nakamura> mention one. qoute it.
<all the character assasination you doin to nakamura> mention one character attack. quote it.
<im actually giving you favor in presenting you realities since you deviating from it.> exactly. when i've got you here, tim, please tell me one thing: where's the gateway to your parallel universe? when i get old and bored, i might consider paying it a visit. |
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| Nov-01-09 |
| Ghost of Merlin: BTW, how old are you now <frogbert>? |
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| Nov-01-09 |
| Ghost of Merlin: The Doctor is as gentleman as one gets.
No need for an Avada Kedavra Curse.
No need to lambast <frogbert>. All he needs is a kiss to tranform him back to the real world. :o) |
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| Nov-01-09 |
| Blunderdome: It is interesting how people who step in to join the attack on frogbert often have <10 posts, all made on the present day. I don't mean to accuse any kibitzer in particular, but it seems unlikely that they are all unique persons. |
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| Nov-02-09 |
| PizzaRap: anyways, who's counting? are you? |
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Nov-02-09
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| zarg: <rogge: Moro will be a disaster with the black pieces, a tailender along with Pono.> Could be, but Moro can also beat anyone in this field. So can last year winner Chuky.. <It will be between Kramnik and Carlsen, both well rested and full of confidence.> Anand should be well rested too, when was his last classical game, Linares?? |
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Nov-02-09
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| Bradah: <alexmagnus: Nobody trolls at the Naka page. You troll her. Frogbert's arguments are totally rasonable. Unlike yours, with your numerous attacks ad personam.> Her? Come on, man, that's really low. If it's a typo, I apologize.:o) |
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Nov-02-09
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| Bradah: <achieve: <Slo> Your games do not belong here, and if you had the decency to just buy a premium, you'd have a nice channel to show off your gems. Or at the kib cafe; but not here.> Where is the fairness here, I didn't see you blasted someone posting Timhorton's ICC game here without Tim's permission? Gee, Slo game resembles Carlsen game anyway, so what's the beef? |
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Nov-02-09
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| rogge: <zarg...Anand should be well rested too, when was his last classical game, Linares??> Yes, but MY prediction is, he's saving it for the Topalov-match. |
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Nov-02-09
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| zarg: <hardliner: Is Carlsen going to live up to Nanjing and the sky high expectations after breaking 2800 and officialy having Kasparov as coach?> Not if those expectations is another 3002 TPR. :)
<Can he deal with the pressure?> Yes
<He's definitely the one to beat at Tal.> This field is filled with strong players. Not a double robin, so more importantly than optimising your score against <one> player, is to optimise
your own score.
Kramnik will not win this, by "just" scoring a full point against Carlsen.. <Maybe Adnan will save some of his prep for the WC against Topa, but except for that everyone will go for his scalp.> Anand's main problem, should rather be that he hasn't been very active lately. <Then again how do you prepare for Carlsen? What kind of openings has he and Kasparov cooked together?> You can survive the openings. The challenge, is taking on the full Carlsen "package"! :) Yup, his opposition will need to handle Carlsen in all the phases of the game. His middle game stand out to my mind, and his endgame is very good too. If Carlsen get an advantage from the opening, he will deploy constant pressure util ... |
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Nov-02-09
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| Bradah: <Ghost of Merlin: The Doctor is as gentleman as one gets.
No need for an Avada Kedavra Curse.
No need to lambast <frogbert>. All he needs is a kiss to tranform him back to the real world. :o)> On the lips? Those who want to burn calories, give him a one minute kiss and surely 26 calories be gone. :o) |
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Nov-02-09
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| zarg: <rogge: Yes, but MY prediction is, he's saving it for the Topalov-match.> Don't think so, long time off classical chess now for Anand, and he need to get into good OTB classical form before the match. To do that, there is no holding back at this point.
I don't expect Anand to win either. It's just that the reason for that to my mind, will not be that he is "saving" himself for Topalov. |
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| Nov-02-09 |
| blueofnoon: In how many Nanjing games was Carlsen clearly better right after the opening? I suppose not that many.
Whenever Carlsen wins in style people scream Kasparov, but now it's high time to admit that this kid is simply a better player than his rivals. |
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| Nov-02-09 |
| ycbaywtb: should Topalov survive the Anand match, it would be neat to forecast the first match of 2 players rated over 2800 for the first time in history, a Topalov-Carlsen match/ of course Carlsen is very good, but Topalov would garner new respect if he dethrones Vishy, let the chess reveal the truth |
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| Nov-02-09 |
| ycbaywtb: actually i don't know the history that well, if Carlsen had a match with Topalov while both of them were rated 2800+, maybe that wouldn't be the first time 2 2800+ players did that, how about Kasparov/Kramnik or Anand/Kramnik, i just don't know the ratings at the time they played |
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Nov-02-09
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| zarg: <blueofnoon: In how many Nanjing games was Carlsen clearly better right after the opening?> Only the Leko game comes to mind.
However, it was clear that Carlsen had worked hard with his trainer on his weakest phase of the game, which was the openings. Rather impressive by Carlsen, to adopt a new opening repertoire in so short time. In addition, and perhaps the most important point, Carlsen managed for the first time to find a good formula against the super solid players like Leko and Wang Yue, by deploying a more aggressive pressure strategy. The question remain, if he can take the next step and successfully use that strategy against Anand and Kramnik, who are tougher nuts to crack. |
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Nov-02-09
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| alexmagnus: <If it's a typo, I apologize.:o)> Of course it was:)
<how about Kasparov/Kramnik or Anand/Kramnik, i just don't know the ratings at the time they played> Kasparov-Kramnik was 2849 vs. 2772.
Anand-Kramnik was 2783 vs. 2772 (it's funny how Kramnik had the same rating in both matches). |
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| Nov-02-09 |
| Shadowmancer: I just bet $300 for Magnus to win in the Tal Memorial, hoping against hope that the formula at Nanjing was still intact. |
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Nov-02-09
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| Fincher: <blueofnoon: In how many Nanjing games was Carlsen clearly better right after the opening?I suppose not that many.
Whenever Carlsen wins in style people scream Kasparov, but now it's high time to admit that this kid is simply a better player than his rivals.> + <rogge: zarg...Anand should be well rested too, when was his last classical game, Linares??Yes, but MY prediction is, he's saving it for the Topalov-match.> Of course he will!
<_______________________________________________> OFF TOPIC AGAIN ;)
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I just played 3+0 blitz. Both of us had only few sec left on the clock
anyway, but this kind of ending is always funny
Fincher - Almas
click for larger view29.... - Qxc3
30.Nf5 - Ree8?
31.Nd6 - Red8??
32.Nf7  Kg8
33.Nh6 Kh8
34.Qg8 RxQ
35.Nf7#
click for larger view |
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Nov-02-09
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| SugarDom: Why not this guy just put up the game link to his forum his beyond me.... And he's got the nerve to label it off-topic... |
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Nov-02-09
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| rogge: well, your whistle is famous by now, <SugarDom> :) |
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Nov-02-09
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| Fincher: <achieve: Slo Your games do not belong here, and if you had the decency to just buy a premium, you'd have a nice channel to show off your gems. Or at the kib cafe; but not here.> ohh.. com on achieve! Why so serious? |
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Nov-02-09
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| SugarDom: some people can buy the premium, but not the decency... |
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Nov-02-09
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| Fincher: right on the target!! |
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