pazzed paun: HI Phil!
saw your comments on the Nigel Davies page. you are now playing the Catalan, but as black are you playing it's mirror twin the Gruenfeld? Davis talked on his website tiger chess about as a teenager getting Bent Larsen"s book ZOOM and making it a big part of his ...
pazzed paun: <DOCTOR D> not kidding.... name one published chess author living in U.S. that read German---Steinitz? Tartover?
KMOCH? all either dead or not living in U.S. at the time Reinfeld was writingin the 1930's.
pazzed paun: <maxxLange> As so often happens on this site my postings are too subtle for most-so allow to break it down. FANS?? at best j.w. was a weak I.M. NOT the second coming of Mikhail TAL. any descion based around fans would be lunacy. Waitzkin's Whinings? How about his book ...
pazzed paun: recession? depression?
that implies that things are only slightly off and with an asprin and bandaid things will be back to "NORMAL" I do not believe it!!
repeat after me
PERMANENT ECONOMIC SHIFT
MASSIVE STRUCTURAL CHANGES
embrace the paridigm because all the old is being ...
pazzed paun: let me pick that nit some more!!!
If they had to create special openings books for games played at odds, then it was not really chess but some chess variant. I know you can find Morphy games where he gave material odds but very few modern masters do. And none of those games ...
pazzed paun: on previous attempts i was unable to find him in the database. he is known to have a very limited reportore. In Salov's book of best games he includes a win against hickl.
pazzed paun: does anybody know about the publication
date of M.C.O. 15? Now that David McKAY
publishing is out of business what will happen to the book?
pazzed paun: AT that time chess with clocks and certainly blitz was very new. There were no "Blitz" openings. The newness of blitz could have made it a level playing field for everyone. Alekhine and Botvinnik despised blitz chess---guys who calculated a lot--Capa the intuitive player would ...
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