Vischer Member since Mar-07-04 My favorite players are Vishy and Fischer. I haven't been playing chess seriously for long, just since November 2003, but I take lessons from Larry Kaufman and really enjoy the game. And I am also Vischer on ICC.

Vischer has kibitzed 337 times to chessgames   [more...]

Apr-16-05 Taylor vs Dreyer, 1934    Vischer: Ah I guess it doesn't matter because 6.Ng5 just wins immediately      Dec-11-04 D Barua vs Gulko, 1993    Vischer: hehe I was going to sac the wrong COLORED piece; didn't even notice it was black to play and win.      Nov-25-04 Russian Championships 2004 (2004)    Vischer: in all the names endingin -eev like Bareev, Dreev, Timofeev, is it pronounced "eve" or is it pronounced "EH-ev"?      Nov-21-04 Savchenko vs S Smagin, 1992    Vischer: <chessgames.com> <this particular puzzle was taken from a collection of tactics specially chosen to confound computers> That sounds interesting; I don't know exactly how one makes a puzzle specially to confound computers but it might be fun to see the puzzles, and also ...      Oct-22-04 Gulko vs Volovich, 1968    Vischer: Interesting line is 25...f8 26.g5 c6 ...      Sep-28-04 Kramnik vs Leko, 2004    Vischer: GO LEKO!      Sep-25-04 Leko vs Kramnik, 2004    Vischer: I think 36.Rc1 would have led to a different result. I was sure Leko could At LEAST draw this! BOO 0-1!      Sep-17-04 Ganguly vs Harikrishna, 2004   Vischer: 5...Bd6 isn't a horrible move, it is the stoneware defense and is similar to 4...Bd6 in the four knights or 4...Bd6 in the larsen. Black continues with 0-0, Re8, and Bf8 getting the good setup of      Aug-28-04 Anand vs Kramnik, 2004    Vischer: <If you are playing against an opponent who opens 1.e4, the best winning chances seem to be in the sicilian defense. While white has a "ready made attack" as <NM Larry Kauffman> describes in his magnificent book "The chess advantage in black and white," he suggests that ...      Aug-13-04 C Crouch vs S Kindermann, 1978   Vischer: Why doesn't 5.Be2 just outright refute the latvian gambit?

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