May-11-13 YouRang chessforum 
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crazybird: Round 4:
Carlsen-Svidler 1-0
Topalov-Hammer 1-0
Anand-Nakamura 1/2
Aronian-Karjakin 1/2
Wang-Radjabov 1/2
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| | May-08-13 lostemperor chessforum
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crazybird: 1. Carlsen
2. Topalov
3. Anand
3. Aronian
5. Nakamura
5. Karjakin
7. Svidler
7. Hao
9. Radjabov
10. Hammer
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| | May-02-13 Wesley So
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crazybird: lol. Jack Sparrow, you are funny.
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| | Apr-24-13 Magnus Carlsen
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crazybird: Gelfand was also soviet jr champion & lived in the CIS until late 90s. So Moscow was practically, if not actually, like home venue.
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| | Apr-20-13 Kenneth Rogoff
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crazybird: What were those sleuths from craft international doing near ground zero & how did they manage to leave just in time? #BostonMarathon
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| | Apr-16-13 Kibitzer's Café
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crazybird: <diceman: <Goring>
He did come up with a nice gambit.>
He asked to be shot by a firing squad. It was not granted. So he came up with the cyanide gambit.
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| | Apr-03-13 World Championship Candidates (2013)
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crazybird: Who knows what risks topalov would have taken in game 12 against Vishy if he was as good a rapid/blitz player as Carlsen is? Come to think of it, it was Vishy's rapid skills that 'essentially' won him the title against Topalov (indirectly) as well as Gelfand (directly). This would
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| | Apr-01-13 Chessgames Bookie chessforum
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crazybird: Thanks are due Ivanchuk for being the beacon of hope for the non-qualifiers like me who were hoping to extricate themselves from the misery of chessbookie poverty to the top 10 of the leaderboard. Without his unpredictable streak, this surely wouldn't have been possible, or as ...
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| | Jun-22-12 Jeremy Lim
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crazybird: Celtics was the team to beat. And Heat have had their number two years in a row. I'm not surprised they rolled over OKC. They neither had Dirk's unbelievable accuracy (for Mavs), not the depth that Celtics have. LeBum is now LeKing. Deservedly so
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| | Jun-19-12 Tal Memorial (2012)
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crazybird: Talented as he is, one can almost never accuse Magnus of being humble, a trait he shares with Kasparov and perhaps Fischer. Call it killer instinct, or just aggression, it is not hubris yet, since he backs it up with top notch results.
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