shakespeare Member since Feb-18-09 · Last seen Jun-17-13 High - I played until 15y on a medium competition level - stopped 30 years (o.k. some games^^) - now old enough to see what I missed and in need for a brainsport - I am absolutely astonished about the learning possibilities available today :-) shakes from Berlin

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Jun-15-13 Browne vs Quinteros, 1974    shakespeare: Nice example for the superiority of development vs. material      Mar-30-13 Ulf Andersson vs M Basman, 1974    shakespeare: 45.Qxc5 is an outright blunder - why not take a passed pawn if your opponent deliberately gives you one?      Mar-28-13 E Schiller vs Laskowski, 1980   shakespeare: nice game      Mar-24-13 Huzman vs McShane, 2005   shakespeare: c6 gave white far too much counterplay - Radja improved this line a lot against: Gelfand vs Radjabov, 2010      Mar-24-13 Lasker vs A Rumboll, 1892    shakespeare: Black plays several strange time wasting moves like 14.Re8 (Rg8!) or 15 Na5??? - then he tries an half hearted attack looses the advantege and the initiative to Lasker, who used his chance to finish him off masterfully though with a lot of help by his opponent 28.Bc8 (removing ...      Mar-21-13 Morphy vs Hart, 1854   shakespeare: wonderful game - and to all criticizing Morphy - this kind of play in an open position is moreless invented by him      Mar-21-13 Kramnik vs Aronian, 2013    shakespeare: only because Rybka suggests a better line which is +1.2 for white such a position is not necessarily winning - and surely not against someone like Aronian      Mar-19-13 Caruana vs C Flueckiger, 2010   shakespeare: model game how to smash your opponent in the pirc, if his queenside counterplay comes too late      Mar-18-13 Dixon vs M Basman, 1983   shakespeare: Basman with one of his typical weird flank openings - I love his style :-)      Mar-04-13 Fischer vs K Walters, 1964    shakespeare: 35.a4 and Bobby could have resigned on the spot

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