Eisenheim Member since Nov-26-08 · Last seen May-02-13 Grandfather was a GM. At a young age I was considered a prodigee, but abandandoned chess for other pursuits. Still fun to view and think about. I have victories over players ranked as high as 2500s and losses to those that are below 1600! I generally am not patient enough to credibly compete and often pursue striking attacks while ignoring defensive considerations. My career has taken many turns and I was a former tennis pro, law enforcement and now a lawyer who vindicates people's collective rights in class actions and litigate mass torts when people are injured by products.

Eisenheim has kibitzed 471 times to chessgames   [more...]

Mar-31-13 Kramnik vs Gelfand, 2013    Eisenheim: Gelfand & Kramnik going a little crazy here and avoiding the certain draw      Mar-29-13 Carlsen vs Ivanchuk, 2013    Eisenheim: <chessdgc2> why not just move the king now to better position it if you're black?      Mar-28-13 Grischuk vs J Geller, 2004   Eisenheim: Don't Jakov in the corner. (too crude a pun?)      Mar-26-13 Carlsen vs Gelfand, 2013    Eisenheim: Carlsen win's this in 33 moves with an English opening. This is a repeat      Mar-25-13 Gelfand vs Aronian, 2013    Eisenheim: we're going to see Gelfand's head dancing in just a bit      Mar-25-13 Kramnik vs Carlsen, 2013    Eisenheim: I always like a good sac, but where's the continuantion if Bxh6? ...      Mar-24-13 Carlsen vs Aronian, 2013    Eisenheim: it does look drawn, but why not play a few more moves to test the waters and try to evoke something. I can't see a win, but anything can lead to a loss without accurate play      Mar-23-13 Carlsen vs Radjabov, 2013    Eisenheim: its exactly as I predicted but different. After that ambitious ...F5 early Radjy rocked the board. I missed part of the game but was contemplating a late Qc1-A6 to redirect the attack to the A file, but I'm sure everyone else had already discredited my idea, although I wouldve ...      Mar-22-13 World Championship Candidates (2013)    Eisenheim: Crazy Format Idea: Make one Master Tournament like a tennis draw with maybe 32 top ranked seeded opponents. Best of 3 in early round and best of X in later rounds with highest ranking getting white with the odd game. Idea 2 - Just appoint me world champ already      Mar-21-13 Svidler vs Carlsen, 2013    Eisenheim: Rxb1 here should pick up a pawn?

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