OlimpBase Member since Jul-12-04 · Last seen Apr-02-13 Hi, I'm Wojtek Bartelski from Poland. Here's my chessgames.com scoresheet (an amusing curiosity rather than a subject for deep exploration): Wojciech Bartelski The essence of my life is my sweet little daughter Teresa (b. Dec 24th, 2005) http://www.bartelski.pl Besides, you are cordially welcome to visit OlimpBase :: the encyclopaedia of team chess http://www.olimpbase.org

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Sep-13-09 Karpov vs J Enevoldsen, 1972    OlimpBase: That was 100% Enevoldsen. Some journalists noted World Champion facing old Danish veteran who fist appearead in 1933! He chose obsolete 3...f5?! and lost quickly.      May-19-09 Keene vs Robatsch, 1971    OlimpBase: Richard Keene is how late GM Isaac Kashdan wrote it. That's a piece of history nonetheless! GM Schmid scored 4.5/6 compared to GM Keene 5/7 which is superior on point count but mere 71% compared to Schmid's 75%. All your wins are in there, but not the draws - do you keep your ...      Dec-25-08 Salwe vs Rubinstein, 1908   OlimpBase: Chess classics stripped off its magic... Actually Black blundered three times in this ending which for many years was an example of pure masterplay. Nalimov tablebases claim that 88...Rb4?? was blunder (h3 or any robust move of the Rook on g file) but then White lost due to ...      Jan-14-07 Vidmar vs V Mikenas, 1931    OlimpBase: What a game! It should have become famous, shouldn't it?!      Oct-05-06 Ralf Lau    OlimpBase: Not only in 1986 did he compete at the Olympiads but also in 1984 and 1988      Sep-03-06 Lilienthal vs Jacobo Bolbochan, 1937    OlimpBase: Things are not as simple as they seem. Both Cozens in his book on 1937 Olympiad and Miroslawa Litmanowicz in her work on 1935 summit provide *the same* moves. I have checked Cozens thoroughly and it is not error free. Litmanowicz's pioneer research was based on original ...      Aug-20-06 M Lange vs NN, 1855    OlimpBase: Nice game, but White's play is suicidal. 8.Nd6+? leads only to perpetual check while obvious 8.Nc3 wins on spot. 9.Qf7+?? loses on spot after 9...Ne7 10.Nc3? is wrong (10...Bg4+!), he should have played Qd5+ instead.      Aug-20-06 Mir Sultan Khan    OlimpBase: Allegedly he was illiterate.      Aug-17-06 Olaf Barda    OlimpBase: Before WWII he used to appear as Olaf Olsen. I don't know what was the story behind his name being changed.      May-05-06 Laszlo Papp   OlimpBase: =Laszlo Navarovszky (he used two names, don't know why though)

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