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J Shahade 
 
Jennifer Shahade
Number of games in database: 129
Years covered: 1996 to 2009
Current FIDE rating: 2322
Highest rating achieved in database: 2332
Overall record: +37 -60 =32 (41.1%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

MOST PLAYED OPENINGS
With the White pieces:
 Sicilian (31) 
    B30 B40 B63 B62 B53
 Sicilian Richter-Rauser (7) 
    B63 B62 B60
 French Defense (7) 
    C03 C07 C06 C01 C05
 French Tarrasch (6) 
    C03 C07 C06 C05
 Caro-Kann (6) 
    B14 B16 B13
 Ruy Lopez (5) 
    C65 C60 C80 C67 C84
With the Black pieces:
 Sicilian (28) 
    B27 B22 B90 B76 B70
 Grunfeld (8) 
    D94 D85 D97 D70
 Sicilian Dragon (8) 
    B76 B70 B71 B78 B72
 Sicilian Najdorf (6) 
    B90 B99 B91 B93
 Queen's Pawn Game (4) 
    A45 A40 A46
 Nimzo Indian (4) 
    E48 E46 E43 E20
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NOTABLE GAMES: [what is this?]
   J Shahade vs Wang Pin, 2002 1-0
   S Zigangirova vs J Shahade, 2002 0-1
   J Shahade vs E Perelshteyn, 2003 1-0
   N Dzagnidze vs J Shahade, 2004 1/2-1/2

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JENNIFER SHAHADE
(born Dec-31-1980) United States of America

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Jennifer Shahade was born December 31, 1980 in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. She was taught to play chess by her father, FIDE Master Michael Shahade and her brother, International Master Gregory Shahade. She is a two-time U.S. Women's Champion and has represented America in three Olympiads: 2000, 2002, and 2004. She holds the title of WIM (Woman International Master) and has two norms for the men's IM title.

In 2005 Shahade published her first book, Chess Bitch: Women in the Ultimate Intellectual Sport. In 2007 Shahade co-founded a non-profit chess charity called 9 Queens, dedicated to extending the benefits of chess to those most in need of its benefits, especially girls and at-risk youth. (see http://www.9queens.org/)

Shahade has demonstrated her poker skills by finishing 17th in a World Series of Poker women-only event.


 page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 129  PGN Download
Game  ResultMoves Year Event/LocaleOpening
1. J Shahade vs I Neels 0-136 1996 Ch World (cadets) (under 16) (g)C44 King's Pawn Game
2. L Gentil Jr vs J Shahade  1-030 1997 US Open - OrlandoA40 Queen's Pawn Game
3. J Shahade vs Ashley 0-142 1998 It (open), Hawaii (USA)B62 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer
4. J Shahade vs D Schneider  ½-½43 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B01 Scandinavian
5. D Zilberstein vs J Shahade  ½-½50 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)D97 Grunfeld, Russian
6. E Perelshteyn vs J Shahade  ½-½44 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B71 Sicilian, Dragon, Levenfish Variation
7. J Shahade vs Zaremba 0-180 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B16 Caro-Kann, Bronstein-Larsen Variation
8. J Shahade vs I Krush 1-070 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B62 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer
9. J Shahade vs G Braylovsky  0-132 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B30 Sicilian
10. M Martinez vs J Shahade  1-046 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)A04 Reti Opening
11. V Bhat vs J Shahade  0-140 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)B24 Sicilian, Closed
12. J Shahade vs H Akopyan  0-158 1999 Ch USA (juniors), San Francisco (USA)C03 French, Tarrasch
13. J Shahade vs J Frenklakh  1-070 2000 ch-USA WomenB06 Robatsch
14. J Shahade vs A Hahn  ½-½28 2000 ch-USA WomenB33 Sicilian
15. O Sagalchik vs J Shahade  ½-½45 2000 ch-USA WomenB76 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
16. Y Shulman vs J Shahade  1-027 2000 Koltanowski MemorialD85 Grunfeld
17. C Baginskaite vs J Shahade ½-½35 2000 ch-USA WomenD85 Grunfeld
18. K Arakhamia-Grant vs J Shahade  1-033 2000 FIDE WCh Women KOB26 Sicilian, Closed, 6.Be3
19. J Shahade vs S Burtman 1-045 2000 ch-USA WomenB35 Sicilian, Accelerated Fianchetto, Modern Variation with Bc4
20. J Shahade vs Y Gorlin  ½-½39 2000 ch-USA WomenC06 French, Tarrasch
21. J Shahade vs K Arakhamia-Grant  0-136 2000 FIDE WCh Women KOB40 Sicilian
22. E Groberman vs J Shahade  ½-½62 2000 ch-USA WomenB70 Sicilian, Dragon Variation
23. S Airapetian vs J Shahade  0-140 2000 ch-USA WomenA45 Queen's Pawn Game
24. E Epstein vs J Shahade  1-084 2000 ch-USA WomenB76 Sicilian, Dragon, Yugoslav Attack
25. Paschall vs J Shahade  ½-½61 2001 US OpenB60 Sicilian, Richter-Rauzer
 page 1 of 6; games 1-25 of 129  PGN Download
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Nov-10-06   Chess Classics: <technical draw: <WannaBe>I think she was awarded the WGM title last year.> Yeah WannaBe, I thought everybody knew =)

Regards,
CC

Nov-20-06   pazzed paun: OK what is even farther beyond I do not get it (EVER)? J. S. has a blog on the USCF site(WHY) And on NOV 7 she talks about voting--HUNH?

where is the chess?

and when does she announce that her rating has peaked and she has no interest in playing competive chess ever again?

Dec-29-06
Premium Chessgames Member
  Calli: Interview with Jennifer
http://www.gothamist.com/archives/2...
Jan-04-07   pazzed paun: <Calli> thanks for the link!

Why would it be considered reasonable for a 2300 rated player to expect to make money playing competive chess?

Jan-04-07   Brown: <pazzed paun>

Just curious; Why do you have so much interest in Ms. Shahade? You seem to be angry with her, what she writes, what she expects, etc.... Does she in fact plan to not play ever again, and if so, does she need to announce this to the world?

Jan-05-07   pazzed paun: <Brown> interesting question... I do not feel angry but I do think there is a certain amount of media manipulation going on here involving her writing and interviews ... call it hype if you will..

there are a large number of much higher rated players who have many more valuable chess-related things to say but they do not seem to have a forum for their views-

Very often J.S. comes off as very naive about many chess related things and there are many other players who much better informed and have more perpective on such subjects.

I feel it was dishonest of her to not mention that she knew she was not going to play in the U.S. Championship just before her book was published. Her handlers may have believed it would hurt publicity chances for the book.

try and manipulate the media and they will manipulate you!!.... the machine always wins!!

Jan-05-07
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  whiskeyrebel: pazzed paun, I enjoyed her book a lot, but there's no doubt she gets extra attention due to: 1) her gender 2) she comes from a chess family of note and perhaps most important 3) the fact she lives in NYC and knows the right movers and shakers in the U.S. chess scene. I do think she's done a good job at the USCF site. It looked like @*&^ before she took over. Of course it's true there are others who could have done better perhaps, but I don't think for a job like her's you'd neccessarily favor somebody simply because they're a stronger player. There are plenty of twisted loners with 2500+ ratings who might entertain hardcore players like you and I, but seem less approachable to newer players/readers.
Jan-05-07   Archives: So this is the female woman that likes chess and poker.

Sounds like my kinda gal -)

Jan-19-07   Brown: <pazzed paun>
I'm still not certain I understand your precise interest in and seeming contempt for J.S., but I don't wish to pry too much.

<whiskeyrebel> Thanks for the interesting response. I learned a bit from it, and it seems J.S. is making some positive changes in the chess world.

Jan-19-07   RookFile: Jen happens to be rated 2322 FIDE. Very strong player in my book, a lot can be learned from her games.
Oct-11-07
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  HeMateMe: Hi Jennifer. I recently read your book Chess Bitch, very entertaining.

Regarding theories on differences between men and women playing strengths, maybe the best theory I've heard is that, as young girls, the overwhelmingly desire is harmony, to be part of something, be part of the group. If the girl beats the boy at chess, she is sort of pushing herself away from boys, away from the social scene. So, a victory at chess is a defeat in the social game. I don't know if thats an exact science, but it kind of makes sense.

Being a fellow New Yorker, I couldn't help think of your comments about having a loft in the DUMBO area. I think you have to give up your first born now to get an apartment in one of those buildings, so hang on to it if you can!

May-09-08   Maroczy: What book are you planning to publish next Jennifer? Best of luck in your writing career. Been to the Time Warner building at Columbus Circle lately?
Dec-09-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  whiteshark: "Chess is a zero-sum game that rewards ruthlessness, not cooperation."

-- Jennifer Shahade

Dec-31-08
Premium Chessgames Member
  Richard Taylor: Good on her for being a chess bitch! Takes courage and bitchiness! Not bad looking either...for a hot ruthless bitch.

Does she bring a whip to the chess table!

I wonder if she has ever resigned a game by wiping all the pieces off the board as I did couple of months ago? Whoof! Boof! I went. I was really annoyed at the noise (and losing)!

Dec-31-08   WhiteRook48: that is one weird name
Dec-31-08
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  Travis Bickle: Id like to take a few lessons from "The Chess Bitch" if you know what I mean. She's a cute lil lady!
Jan-01-09
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  notyetagm: <Travis Bickle: Id like to take a few lessons from "The Chess Bitch" if you know what I mean. She's a cute lil lady!>

Sorry. I am pretty sure you are not her type. :-)

Jan-01-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Travis Bickle: <notyetagm> You seen me put the moves on "Betsy," (Cybil Shepard), didnt you? [;-)
Jan-02-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  notyetagm: <Travis Bickle: <notyetagm> You seen me put the moves on "Betsy," (Cybil Shepard), didnt you? [;-)>

I don't understand your comment.

Jan-02-09   Jim Bartle: If I remember the movie correctly, Travis' first "move" on the prim and proper Cybill was to take her to a porn movie.
Jan-02-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  Travis Bickle: <Jim Bartle> yeah Jim but he got her that far LOL, and don't forget he had cherry pie (Travis Bickle's narration in the film...A good choice I think") at the restaurant. ; P
Jan-02-09
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  Travis Bickle: <notyetagm> Here is what I was talking about in my previous post you didn't understand. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l2h...
Jan-02-09
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  notyetagm: <Travis Bickle: <notyetagm> Here is what I was talking about in my previous post you didn't understand. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9l2h...;

Ok

Apr-21-09
Premium Chessgames Member
  HeMateMe: I've got this idea for a book. I'm gonnna call it "Chess Buff". It's about this guy that likes chess, and he plays his best chess when nude!

You think anyone will give it a look?

May-14-09
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  hedgeh0g: Maybe a balding fat sex offender.
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