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jackpawn
Member since Sep-07-05 · Last seen May-19-13
My favorite player is Reshevsky, based on his books and style of play (I'm similar, but 700 ELO weaker!).

Rating - outdated 1950 from the early 90's. If you believe CM8 I'm 2100 strength (doubtful).


   jackpawn has kibitzed 507 times to chessgames   [more...]
   May-16-13 Sergey G Lebedev
 
jackpawn: He played some big names, but not successfully . . .
 
   Mar-26-13 Petrosian vs Petrovsky, 1946 (replies)
 
jackpawn: I just love some of Petrosian's games. Often I see lines he plays, but I reject them too soon. Guess that's why he was a world champion and I'm a borderline expert.
 
   Jan-04-13 Morris Giles (replies)
 
jackpawn: I'm really sorry hear that. May he rest in peace.
 
   Jan-04-13 Boris Spassky (replies)
 
jackpawn: Any recent news about Spassky?
 
   Dec-19-12 Vladimir Strugatsky
 
jackpawn: Anyone know anything about this guy? Looked like a promising player and then just suddenly quit (2003).
 
   Dec-09-12 Robatsch (B06) (replies)
 
jackpawn: <parisattack> Thanks for your input. I tend to agree with your thoughts. One problem I seem to be having is I'm very aware of certain themes and positional 'posts' in the French, but the Modern is much more fluid. It's a big change from typical French positions. I'm gradually
 
   Oct-14-12 K Vygodchikov vs Alekhine, 1910 (replies)
 
jackpawn: I used to think Capa and Lasker were far greater talents than Alekhine. I do think they had an obvious greater postional feel early in their careers, but who else (aside from perhaps the early Tal) could play such a game as this? Alekhine was a genius.
 
   Oct-05-12 Pillsbury vs Marshall, 1897
 
jackpawn: It's amazing that Marshall could be this weak (relatively speaking) at age 20 and then go on to become a strong grandmaster.
 
   Oct-05-12 K Wockenfuss vs W Schmidt, 1979
 
jackpawn: I tried real hard not to fall asleep for this one!
 
   Sep-20-12 E Winslow vs D Zilberstein, 1995
 
jackpawn: Impressive game.
 
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