Oct-02-09 Magnus Carlsen 
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Jamesbowman: I believe that Carlsen has more of what it takes to be world champion than anyone alive, his teaming with Kasparov is showing in his game and results. What I mean but seldom see mentoned are Knights, Garry always seamed to favor knights over Bishops to me unlike Fischer who ...
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| | Oct-31-06 Jose Raul Capablanca
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Jamesbowman: <plato> I agree with your assesment, since crafty itself is probably not as accurate as most the players on the list. It is like trying to calibrate a fine instrument with a lessor one, it just can not be trusted. Now the premis they used to draw their conclusions seems ...
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| | Oct-31-06 Sicilian (B20)
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Jamesbowman: <pazzed pawn> If my line of reasoning is flawed, you should give some of your own logical reasons as to why they are so. Other than an insulting comment you have showed no reasoning whatsoever yourself. Your comments are neither helpful nor constructive in anyway. I do not
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| | Nov-14-05 Korchnoi vs Udovcic, 1967
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Jamesbowman: This game is annotated in chessmaster 10k by Cristionsen
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| | Nov-08-05 Chessmaster (Computer)
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Jamesbowman: Dionyseus your assesment of Chessmaster 10k is totally wrong, the annotated games by Waitzkin are a great training tool, This program is underated by far, for players up to 2000 nothing is better in my opinion. For an IM or above it is probably not enough. Other chess engines ...
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| | Nov-07-05 John Stuart Morrison
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Jamesbowman: Very interesting he played six years post-mortem, I was always impressed with Korchnoi's tenasity but clearly this is a topper.
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| | Sep-19-05 Morphy vs Maurian, 1854
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Jamesbowman: If you go by the games here Maurian played Steinitz, he won one and lost one, Steinitz was world champion, also as I compare great players that both champions played Morphy was always far more dominant than Steinitz, Morphy's game may not have evolved, but it didn't need to, I ...
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| | Apr-20-05 Walter Shawn Browne
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Jamesbowman: I saw Walter Browne playing at the Chicago open in 2002 or 2003, about 2am in the morning. This was one of the last games still going and many spectaters were watching the game with anticipation while Walter fidgeted and twitched, you could almost here the gears going. Now all ...
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