User Profile: Bobsterman3000

Bobsterman3000
Member since Nov-16-03 · Last seen Nov-25-09

"Please allow me the possibility of finding good moves by myself at the board."
-- Nigel Short, surprised after being told that one of his wins was due to superior opening preparation (2008).
I am a 2800 player. 1400 with black and 1400 with white. You do the math. Actually, I think I'm now starting to approach 2950.
By the way, Garry Kasparov is the best chess player ever. Get over it.
Oh, and Silvio Danailov is my hero...
Favorite kibitzers on this site (besides the incomparable and venerable Ray Keene, of course):

1. Shach Matov (My new #1 kibitzer)
2. Eyal
3. Patzer2
4. Notyetagm
5. Slomarko
6. Chancho
7. Woody Wood Pusher
8. FM Avari Viraf
9. Abejorral
10. Acirce

Bobsterman3000 has kibitzed 1972 times to chessgames [more...]

Nov-24-09 Morozevich vs V Laznicka, 2009

Bobsterman3000: So much for the theory of Moro dominating the <2650 players.

Nov-22-09 Ivanchuk vs A Bezgodov, 2009

Bobsterman3000: 25...f6 seems like willing suicide.

Nov-06-09 Tal Memorial (2009)

Bobsterman3000: This is what happens when you invite Leko and Kramnik to the same tournament...

Oct-27-09 Hikaru Nakamura

Bobsterman3000: Naka is spanking Gawain Jones on ICC tonight...

Oct-22-09 Nakamura vs D Shengelia, 2009

Bobsterman3000: 16...e4? Why block in the ds bishop?

Oct-21-09 P Schlosser vs K J Schulz, 2009

Bobsterman3000: very instructive finish

Oct-21-09 timhortons chessforum

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Oct-16-09 Magnus Carlsen

Bobsterman3000: I hear that Garry's training has increased Carlsens' lean muscle mass by 56%. Carlsen's jokes are funnier, his smile is wider, and he's producing pheromones that disable the inhibitions of any woman within a 5-kilometer radius. Carlsen can now also run the 100-meter dash in ...

Oct-11-09 Jonathan Speelman

Bobsterman3000: Isn't this guy known as "Marathon Man" on playchess.com?

Oct-06-09 P Charbonneau vs P MacIntyre, 2009

Bobsterman3000: Why would anyone want to use a Macintrash? the are no good.

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