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Hot Logic
Member since Dec-07-06 · Last seen Nov-23-09
I hail from Sydney Australia and took up chess in September 2005.

I love chess and have gotten many of my friends playing it as well. I'm always excited about promoting chess and even more excited about playing, discussing ideas and learning.

My ambition is to become a FIDE Master.

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   Hot Logic has kibitzed 206 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Nov-14-09 Adams vs Kasparov, 2005 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: <aazqua> Morphy would smack the living crap out of any IM today in a match. If the IM's had enough tactical ability to resist the likes of Morphy they would be GMs. And if you think they could beat Morphy using some sort of opening surprise I think that they would have ...
 
   Nov-13-09 C Peptan vs M Haug, 2009 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: I'm probably going to get kicked out of Chessgames.com in disgrace for asking this question - but could someone please tell me the winning line after 20...Kxh6?
 
   Oct-27-09 S Shipov vs V Gagarin, 1994 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: After seeing 60.b8=N gxf5 I got really frustrated because I could not see any way for White to win. It was only after I gave up and read the comments that I realised that this puzzle only needed a drawing solution. I guess I need to exercise my evaluation skills more because in ...
 
   Sep-17-09 L Avalos vs Niloofar Nayab, 2008
 
Hot Logic: To be fair the player might be from a country where it is 'immoral' for women to play chess with men, or in public, or it's just illegal to play chess period. So I'm not too surprised this happened in the olympiad. Another possibility is that the losing player was no great chess ...
 
   Aug-26-09 E Inarkiev vs Ivanchuk, 2009
 
Hot Logic: I guess this helps validate what players say when they complain about endgames getting butchered by time trouble [due to shorter time controls] .
 
   Nov-03-08 Kasparov vs Grischuk, 2001 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: When I look at Kasparov's games I often get the feeling he is playing chess at a higher level than everyone else, he seems to have this amazing heightened sense of tactical awareness that lets him squeeze every ounce of advantage out of a position.
 
   Nov-03-08 Ivanchuk vs Kosteniuk, 2008 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: Ivanchuk really had to work for the win here but he got it in the end.
 
   Oct-29-08 Anand vs Kramnik, 2008 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: <Rawprawn> Anand needs to unhang his own queen first. Whilst trading queens would be good for Kramnik's position it would be bad for his ability to create complications with chances for a win.
 
   Oct-27-08 Spassky vs Korchnoi, 1968 (replies)
 
Hot Logic: Egg. Sorry about that, I didn't see the second post because it was on the next page and I got excited when I saw the smothered mate.
 
   Oct-21-08 Anand-Kramnik World Championship Match (2008) (replies)
 
Hot Logic: <bramdas> I think Kasparov wrote that each WC is a product of his era and talked about Kramnik in terms of "How are your shares doing?" <MikeA99> Zing! nice one :)
 
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