User Profile: Taidanii

Taidanii
Member since Dec-14-03 · Last seen May-16-08

Ah, my top five players of all time go in this exact order:
1. Anand
2. Adams
3. Kasparov
4. J. Polgar
5. Alekhine
I'm sick of playing the Ruy Lopez over and over with every person I meet. The Petrov is becoming more interesting to me, as is Evans Gambit. However, bishop openings were never a fancy of mine.

Oh yeah, and my collection of games only has one in it. This is partly because I am the single laziest person on earth.

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Taidanii has kibitzed 329 times to chessgames [more...]

May-19-04 Kibitzer's Café

Taidanii: For those of you who use Chessmaster 9000 I have a question. For the certain players you can select to play (Capablanca, Fischer, Alekhine etc.) how accurate are each players program to the actual player in real life?

May-18-04 N Jasnogrodsky vs L Schmidt, 1893

Taidanii: Who are these losers? Blunder after blunder and no early resignation.

May-11-04 M Walter vs G Nagy, 1924

Taidanii: That's impressive.

Apr-29-04 Alexander Morozevich

Taidanii: How old is Alexander?

Apr-16-04 77th St. Petersberg Championship (2004)

Taidanii: What was a 2281 player doing in this tournament?

Apr-14-04 Granda-Zuniga vs L Rojas, 2004

Taidanii: <ConLaMismaMano> Why was that stated? Are you implying that it's uncommon?

Apr-12-04 Timman vs Van Wely, 2004

Taidanii: 28. Nxh5 could create very interesting variations.

Apr-12-04 Lembit Oll

Taidanii: This guy certainly played with the best of them.

Apr-08-04 Ruy Lopez, Closed, Smyslov Defense (C93)

Taidanii: Why is 9...h6 even being considered over 9...Na5?

Apr-08-04 H Johner vs E J Diemer, 1956

Taidanii: Even if black didn't manage to pretty much secure a piece in the final position, the six pawns are close to invincible.

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