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S4NKT
Member since Aug-15-03 · Last seen Oct-02-04
Hi.........

I live in Stockholm, Sweden, but I'm a somewhat
international individual, I'm male, 21 years old.

I'm interested in chess, chess960, cyberpunk, video-games, political-science, computer-science, languages, culture, music, Japan etc.

Basically i'm pretty new to chess, i've
only been taking it seriously since about May 2003,
so my rating is quite low right now, but I have beaten a 2200 player at my local club (yes, I was lucky).

My favorite players are Fischer and Tal so
i've been studying their games,
I like Tal's intuitive style and Fischer's sharpness.

Basically, as white, I play c4, and as black,
I play c5.

Here's a link to the rules of Fischerandom >

http://home.att.ne.jp/moon/fischer/...

my e-mail is > killy(at)spray.se

I'm interested in playing correspondence chess via e-mail or sms. without computers of course. maximum 1 day per move sounds reaonable.

please send me an e-mail or just write a message here if you want to play against me.

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   S4NKT has kibitzed 130 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Sep-28-04 Benoni, Taimanov Variation (A67) (replies)
 
S4NKT: 8. ...Nfd7 is better because blocking the king with the king's knight is always better than blocking the king with the queen's knight when possible, right?
 
   Sep-28-04 Leko vs Kramnik, 2004 (replies)
 
S4NKT: Erwin > exactly which gambit openings did Tal play..? I'm hoping for an opening with a cool name, like the Archangel or the Vulture.
 
   Feb-24-04 Vallejo-Pons vs Leko, 2004 (replies)
 
S4NKT: so has this game started yet?
 
   Feb-16-04 Anand vs Radjabov, 2003 (replies)
 
S4NKT: is the kalashnikov really 4.-d5? I thought that was the nimzowitsch.. or at least similiar.. but if white takes the pawn on d5 then black has to take it with the queen, that can't be very good? The Löwenthal is 4.-e5
 
   Feb-13-04 Kibitzer's Café (replies)
 
S4NKT: so which database has the most games of them all?
 
   Feb-13-04 Yoshiharu Habu (replies)
 
S4NKT: I don't think it's a loss, it's an illegal move, and the opposing players gets time added to their clock (this is at least what happens in my club, which I guess is professional since there's a few 2500 players).
 
   Feb-13-04 Ulf Andersson (replies)
 
S4NKT: Ughaibu > here's a site concerning the game you mentioned > http://www.correspondencechess.com/... Lau > No.. well.. I didn't mean immeadiately but if that's the case it would be interesting to know, if that was the case then every country would have a 'comparison rating' ...
 
   Feb-12-04 O Wium vs Ulf Andersson, 1989 (replies)
 
S4NKT: hey this game is almost the same as as Bukhuti Gurgenidze vs Mikhail Tal in '57! same opening, same plan, same number of moves!
 
   Feb-12-04 Ufimtsev vs Tal, 1967 (replies)
 
S4NKT: so let's see... Kg2.. Qe4+.. Kg1.. Nh3+.. Kf1.. Df3#? hahahaha
 
   Feb-12-04 Gurgenidze vs Tal, 1957 (replies)
 
S4NKT: This is a an excellent attack, I once read that Tal considered the benoni to have good tactical scope and this game truly shows me why.. I just love this attack.
 
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