User Profile: WinKing

WinKing
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***The <chessgames> World Team notches its fourth victory by defeating GM Akobian in 35 moves.***
Chessgames Challenge: The World vs Akobian, 2012

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Above is the Final position.
Opening - Caro-Kann (Advance Variation)
1.e4 c6 2.d4 d5 3.e5 Bf5 4.Nf3 e6 5.Be2 Nd7 6.O-O Bg6 7.a4 Ne7 8.a5 Nf5 9.c3 h6 10.Nbd2 Be7 11.g4 Nh4 12.Nxh4 Bxh4 13.f4 f5 14.Bd3 O-O 15.Kh1 Qe8 16.Qc2 Kh7 17.Rg1 Be7 18.Nf1 Qf7 19.h3 b5 20.Ne3 fxg4 21.hxg4 Bxd3 22.Qxd3+ Kg8 23.b4 Bd8 24.Rf1 a6 25.Ra2 Bh4 26.Rf3 Qe8 27.Rh2 Bd8 28.Nf1 Rf7 29.Rfh3 Nf8 30.f5 Raa7 31.Ng3 Nh7 32.fxe6 Qxe6 33.Nf5 Kh8 34.Bxh6 g6 35.Nd6 Black resigns 1-0 *
Started August 1, 2012 - Completed December 27, 2012
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Hi, my name is Greg & I'm 59 years young. I have been playing chess for over 50 of those 59 years. Between the years 1968 & 1990 I was quite active. I was a member of the USCF, CCA(Cleveland Chess Association),Parma Chess Club(south of Cleveland) & captained the Gilmour Academy(Gates Mills,Ohio) chess team 1970 till 1972 when I graduated. My rating during those years(1968-90) fluctuated between 1750 to 1950. Played in the State Championship (OCC-Ohio Chess Congress) a couple of times in the 1980's with modest results (+1,-3,=2 first time & +2,-2,=2 second time). I might have done better but my style is aggressive & it often cost me points in tournaments. Since 1990 I stopped playing competitive chess & still enjoy playing but only casually. My strong suit has always been the analyses of games. I have always had a passion for the game & still do. ______________________________________________
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   Jun-19-13 OhioChessFan chessforum

WinKing: Round 6 Wed June 19 Morozevich - Karjakin 1/2 37 Caruana - Kramnik 1/2 37 Andreikin - Mamedyarov 1/2 37 Anand - Nakamura 1/2 37 Gelfand - Carlsen 1/2 37

   Jun-18-13 YouRang chessforum

WinKing: Round 6 Wed June 19 Morozevich - Karjakin 0-1 Caruana - Kramnik 0-1 Andreikin - Mamedyarov 0-1 Anand - Nakamura 0-1 Gelfand - Carlsen 0-1

   Jun-15-13 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2013

WinKing: <DcGentle: It's a blockade position set up by White. Forget it, it's a draw. The white king just shuffles around f5 and the white rook gives a check on g8 if necessary. That's it.> Kinda like watching paint dry.

   Jun-14-13 Kramnik vs Nakamura, 2013

WinKing: Wow the table has turned in this game!

   Jun-13-13 Carlsen vs Kramnik, 2013

WinKing: c6 surely decreases the chances of a draw somewhat. I am curious as to how Kramnik will respond to this.

   Jun-12-13 Golden Executive chessforum

WinKing: Hey <GE> new prediction game: User: The Last Straw Predict the E.L.O. points that will be gained or lost by each player.

   Jun-11-13 The Last Straw chessforum

WinKing: E.L.O. Prediction Contest (Tal Memorial 2013): Anand +5 Andreikin -8 Carlsen +2 Caruana 0 Gelfand -4 Karjakin 0 Kramnik +3 Mamedyarov -4 Morozevich +1 Nakamura +5

   Jun-07-13 Team White vs Team Black, 2013
   Jun-03-13 Caruana vs Kamsky, 2013

WinKing: For those interested the live feed: http://thessaloniki2013.fide.com/li...

   May-27-13 Chessgames Bookie chessforum

WinKing: <chessbookie> Kasimdzhanov - Dominguez Perez was won by black. You have paid the game out as a draw.

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Dec-24-10		Check It Out: Merry Christmas, <WinKing>, it has been a pleasure serving on the World team with you!

Dec-25-10		Fusilli: Merry Christmas, <Winking>! Long time no see!

Dec-26-10		WinKing: 44.Nd6 Qxd1 45.Ne8+ Kh6 46.Nxf6 Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5 click for larger view *** Ceri's line: <44. Nd6 Qxd1 45.Ne8+ Kh6 46.Nxf6 Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5> 55.g4 Kb4 56.Qe7+ Nc5 57.Qe5 Qh1+ 58.Kg3 Rg1+ 59.Nxg1 Qxg1+ 60.Kf3 Qd1+ 61.Qe2 Qh1+ 62.Kg3 Qg1+ 63.Kf4 Qh2+ 64.Kg5 Ne6+ 65.Kf6 Qf4+ 66.Ke7 Qxh6 click for larger view * kb2ct's line: 45.Ne8+ Kf8 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nf6+ Kg7 49.Ne8+ Kh6 50.Nd6 Kg7 51.h5 gxh5 (51... Ra1 52.h6+ Kf6 53.Qd8+ Ke6 54.Ng5+ Kd5 55.Ndxf7+ Kc4 56.Qxd1 Rxd1 57.h7 And queens - click for larger view ) 52.Ne8+ Kf8 53.Nf6+ Ke7 54.Ng8+ Kd6 55.Qd8+ Nd7 56.Nf6 Ke6 57.Ng5+ Kf5 58.Nxd7 Qd6 59.Nf3 Rg4 60.Nh4+ Rxh4 61.Qxh4 click for larger view *** Golden Executive' line: After <44.Nd6> Black queen accepts the rook sac <44....Qxd1> then instead of <45.Ne8+> we can play <45.Qc7>45..Qd5 <best move> 46.Ne8+ Kf8 <best move> 47.Nxf6 (we got the bishop, looking for the queen again> ..Ne6 <best move> 48.Qb7 Qb5 <best move> 49.Qd7 Ra8 <best move> 50.Ng5 Nxg5 <almost forced, any other move she is lost> 51.hxg5 click for larger view

Dec-26-10		WinKing: Various lines: MindCtrol9's line: 45.Ne8+ Kh7 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.Qe8 Qd6 50.Qb8 Qf8 51.Ne8+ Kh6 52.Qe5 Ne6 53.Qe3+ Kh7 54.Ng5+ Nxg5 55.Nf6+ Kh8 56.hxg5 Qd8 click for larger view morfishine's possible improvement to <mindcontrol>'s line: Instead of 49.h5 white can play 49.Ne5 since the <Nc7> keeps the black queen out of <d5>: 49.Ne5 Ne4 <50.Nd7> Qd4 51.Qf8+ Kh7 52.Qf7+ Qg7 53.Nf8+ Kh6 54.Qf4+ g5 55.hxg+ Qxg5 56.Qf7 Nf6 57.Nfe6 karpkasp: <morfishine> After 49... Ne6!? Houdini 1.5 opts for a queen ending: 50.Nxe6 fxe6 51.Qc7+ Kf6 52.Nd7+ Ke7 53.Nc5+ Kf6 54.Nxa4 Qxa4 0.21 (27 ply) but I think there is nothing special for white here. 50.Ne8+ Kf8! is a draw, but 50...Kh7? is refuted by 51.Nf6+ Kg7 52.Ned7 and Houdini finds nothing better than the queen sac 52...Qxd7 53.Nxd7 c5 10.68 (26 ply). click for larger view Conclusion: 49. Ne5 is playable, but 49... Ne4 or 49... Ne6 are OK for black. morfishine: <karpkasp> Yes but after, 50.Ne8+ Kf8 51.Nf6+ Kg7 52.Ned7, white appears to be winning as <g8> is undefended and <Nf4+> is met by <Kh2> click for larger view morfishine: If instead, 51...Ke7, then 52.Ng8+ Kd6 53.Qd7+ and we win the black queen: click for larger view OhioChessFan: <Morfishine: Possible improvement to <mindcontrol>'s line: Instead of 49.h5 white can play 49.Ne5 since the <Nc7> keeps the black queen out of <d5>: 49.Ne5 Ne4 50.Nd7 Qd4 > 50..Qd4 is a total waste of time for Black. 50...Ra1 click for larger view karpkasp: <morfishine> You are right, but unfortunately, black has 51... Qd8! Houdini 1.5 gives the following moves, a perpetual check given by black, where white is a pawn up: 52.Qb7 Qc7 53.Qb3 Ra8 54.Nfd7+ Kg8 55.h5 Qd6 56.Qf3 f5 57.hxg6 Kg7 58.Nb6 Qxe5 59.Nxa8 Nd4 60.Qh5 Qe4+ 61.Kf1 Nf3 62.Qh7+ Kf6 63.Qh6 Qc4+ 64.Kg2 Ne1+ 65.Kg1 Nf3+ perp click for larger view karpkasp: <morfishine> Yes, I forgot to mention 51...Nd8. * Houdini 1.5 finds a perp with 52.Ned7+ Ke7 53.Ng8+ Ke8 54.Ngff6+ click for larger view I prefer 52.Nxc6 Ra1 53.Qxd8+ Qxd8 54.Nxd8 Ke7 55.Nxf7 but after 55...Kxf7 or Kxf6 (diagram below) it's probably a draw. click for larger view ***

Dec-26-10		WinKing: Various lines: kb2ct - I see no reason to follow Rybka into a 0.00 maze with: 44.Nd6 Qxd1 45.Ne8+ Kf8 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7 Our pawn never gets pat h7 and the best we can do is force her to force us to take a perp. If you pardon the corny mixed metaphors, it is like going on a wild goose chase to find a red herring. Keeping her confined and taking a perp is more efficient, prettier, and easier for anyone reviewing the game to understand. 44.Nd6 Qxd1 45.Ne8+ Kf8 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nf6+ Kg7 49.Ne8+ Kf8 50.Nc7+ Kg7 51.h5 Ra1 52.h6+ Kf6 53.Qh8+ Ke7 54.Qe8+ Kd6 55.Qd8+ Nd7 56.Nh2 Qh1+ 57.Kh3 Rg1 58.Ne8+ Ke6 59.Ng7+ Kd6 60.h7 click for larger view *** MindCtrol9: I have this: 44.Nd6 Qxd1 45.Ne8+ Kh7 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.Qe8 Qd6 50.Qb8 Qf8 51.Ne8+ Kh6 52.Qe5 Ne6 53.Qe3+ Kh7 54.Ng5+ Nxg5 55.Nf6+ Kh8 56.hxg5 Qd8 The position is interesting where Black has won the exchange, but has a piece tied up to the defense of the eight rank due to a check mate. click for larger view *** cro777: <karpkasp> kb2ct is right, after 45.Ne8+ K move 46.Nxf6 Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.Ne5 is more principled move, followed by 49...Ne4 50.Ne6+ fxe6 41Qc7+ Kf6 52.Nd7+ forcing perp. click for larger view

Dec-27-10		Waitaka: <WinKing: Thanks for sharing the video with us <Waitaka>. You make a great Santa Claus. It is fun watching the excitement on the faces of the little ones. I am not sure who was more excited here though your son or the adults. Christmas is a fun time of year. Merry Christmas & Happy New Year to you & your family. :)> Really my pleasure to share it. Yes, all the adults were very excited, including the Santa! Hope you had a good Christmas, happy new year for you and family too.

Dec-28-10		WinKing: An interesting line with a little excitement. For those that want their money's worth. 46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5 55.g4 Kb4 56.Qe7+ click for larger view Rybka 3 [+0.00] d=21 56...Nc5 <57.Nd6> Qh1 58.Kg3 Ra3 59.Qxf7 Qg1 60.Kf4 Nd3 61.Kg5 Qc1 62.Kf6 Qxh6 63.Qc4<(Diagram 1)> Ka5 64.Qxc6 g5 65.Kf5 Qf8 66.Kxg5 Qd8 67.Kg6 Qg8 68.Kh6 Qh8 69.Kg6 Qg8 70.Kh6<(Diagram 2)> This line employs <57.Nd6> instead of 57.Qe5. Has anyone looked at this? The move 57.Nd6 may need a closer look. Many alternatives can occur as the line progresses. Diagram 1 click for larger view Diagram 2 click for larger view Drawn by repetition.

Dec-28-10		WinKing: <karpkasp: <WinKing> FWIW Houdini 1.5 opts directly for a perp after 59. Qxf7 Qg1+ 60. Kf4 Qc1+ 61. Kg3 Qg1+ Apparently, Houdini is more professional than Rybka! :) It would be interesting to see NP choice here.> Yeah Rybka is not always the most dignified or aesthetically pleasing of the engines. It always looks for a way to bully you around a bit before it settles for the draw. There are a lot of paths this game could take yet. The biggest probably being 55...Kb6 or 55...Kb4 by black depending on whether white plays 55.Qe7+ or 55.g4. Another sideline I found fascinating from my earlier analysis was this one: <46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5 55.g4 Kb4 56.Qe7+> Rybka 3 <[+0.00] d=21 56...Nc5 <57.Nd6> Qh1 58.Kg3 Ra3 59.Qxf7 Qg1 60.Kf4 Nd3 61.Kg5 <<Qc1>> 62.Kf6 Qxh6 63.Qc4 Ka5 64.Qxc6 g5 65.Kf5 Qf8 66.Kxg5 Qd8 67.Kg6 Qg8 68.Kh6 Qh8 69.Kg6 Qg8 70.Kh6> Instead of <<61...Qc1+>> in the line above black plays <61...Ra5+> (Diagram below) click for larger view There are some crazy lines that can follow. This is just one of Rybka's line. <62.Kf6 Qxg4 63.Qb7 Kc5 64.h7 Qxf3 65.Kg7 Nf4 66.h8Q Ne6 67.Kh7 Qh1 68.Kg8 Qxh8 69.Kxh8 Kxd6 70.Qb4 Rc5> (Diagram below) click for larger view There are still a lot of different ways this game could play out. I agree with you <karpkasp> it would be interesting to see NP's choice here. Let's see where she goes with this.

Dec-28-10		WinKing: Playing with various transpositions after <55.Qe7 Kb6>: <46.Nxf6+ Kg7 47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5 <55.Qe7 Kb6> 56.Qb4+ Ka6 57.g4> click for larger view [+0.00] d=19 57...Ra4 58.Qc3 Rxg4 59.Kh3 f5 60.Qxc6 Ka5 61.Nh2 Rb4 62.Kg2 Rh4 63.Nd6 Qa4 <(Diagram 1)> 64.Qb7 Rh5 65.Qa7 Kb4 66.Qd4 Kb3 67.Qd1 Ka3 68.Qa1 Kb3 69.Qd1 Ka3 70.Qa1 Kb3 71.Qd1 Ka3 72.Qa1 Kb3 <(Diagram 2)> Diagram 1 click for larger view Diagram 2 click for larger view Drawn by repetition.

Dec-29-10		WinKing: Looking at <55.Qe7+>: <47.Ne8+ Kf8 48.Nc7+ Kg7 49.h5 Ra1 50.h6+ Kf6 51.Qh8+ Ke7 52.Qe8+ Kd6 53.Qd8+ Nd7 54.Ne8+ Kc5 <55.Qe7+>> click for larger view Rybka 3 [+0.00] d=22 55...Kb6 56.g4 Ra4 57.Qe3 Kb7 58.Nh2 Qd5 59.f3 Qa2 60.Kh3 Qb2 61.Qe7 Qd2 62.Nd6 <(Diagram 1)> Ka6 63.Qxd7 Qxh6 64.Kg3 Qf4 65.Kh3 Qh6 66.Kg3 Qf4 67.Kh3 Qh6 <(Diagram 2)> 68.Kg3 Qf4 69.Kh3 Qh6 70.Kg3 Qf4 (Drawn by repetition) Diagram 1 click for larger view Diagram 2 click for larger view

Dec-29-10		WinKing: From Answers.com <What was the guard chant from 'The Wizard of Oz'? <O-e-ah, e-o-ah. Another answer FROM IMDB "They include "All we own, we owe her"; "Oh we love the old one"; and "Oh we loathe the old one." The screenplay shows that the correct lyrics are "O-Ee-Yah! Eoh-Ah!." The chant acts as a sort of audio inkblot." But one must consider that IMDB is a user-written source, which may not be accurate. I have searched the screenplay and have found no such lyrics for the Winkies' marching chant. (The guards were called the Winkies) My BEST ANSWER: I personally knew Meinhardt Raabe, who played the Munchkin Coroner, ("She's most sincerely dead!") ...he, obviously WAS THERE... and he told me they were chanting, "Oh-We-Love...The-Old-One --Oh-We-Love...The-Old-One!" referring to the Wicked Witch Of The West. (Margaret Hamilton). Mr. Raabe died in April of 2010 at the age of 94. I trust the WITNESS to the filming more than any internet database (IMDB).>>

Dec-31-10		theodor: dear WinKing, thanks for the post and HAPPY NEW YEAR!

Dec-31-10		chancho: Happy New Year, <WinKing>!

Dec-31-10		Fusilli: A wonderful year to you, <Greg>!

Dec-31-10		Penguincw: <WinKing> Thanks. Welcome to my club ( not really a club ; it's just made up of people who have kibitzed on my forum ).

Jan-01-11		YouRang: Happy 2011 to you too <WinKing>!

Jan-01-11		hms123: <WinKing> happy New Year! We are up in the mountains for a few days--sitting by the water and relaxing. I hope all is well with you. Best for 2011.

Jan-01-11		lost in space: Thanks for the good wishes, <WinKing>! The same to you.

Jan-01-11		chancho: Roy Ayers - Love Will Bring Us Back Together http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FNPR...

Jan-01-11		cormier: Happy New Year <<RoiGagnant>> ..... merci

Jan-01-11		WinKing: Happy New Year <cormier>!!! :)

Jan-01-11		kutztown46: Happy New Year, <WinKing>!

Jan-01-11		capafan: Happy New Year Greg...hurry and finish the game with Natalia and let's find another opponent to converge upon!

Jan-03-11		WinKing: Looking at <57.Qe7+ Kb6 58.Qe3+> <49.Ne8+ Kf8 50.Nc7+ Kg7 51.h5 Ra1 52.h6+ Kf6 53.Qh8+ Ke7 54.Qe8+ Kd6 55.Qd8+ Nd7 56.Ne8+ Kc5 <57.Qe7+ Kb6 58.Qe3+>> Rybka 3 [+0.00] d=22 58...Nc5 59.Ne1 Qd5 60.Nf3 Qh5 61.Ne1 Qd5 62.Nf3 Qh5 63.Ne1 Qd5 64.Nf3 Qh5 65.Ne1 Qd5 66.Nf3 Qh5 67.Ne1 Qd5 68.Nf3 Qh5 69.Ne1 Qd5 70.Nf3 Qh5 71.Ne1 Qd5 72.Nf3 Qh5 73.Ne1 Qd5 [+0.00] d=21 58...Ka6 59.Nh2 Qd5 60.Nf3 Qd1 61.Nh2 Qd5 62.Nf3 Qd1 63.Nh2 Qd5 64.Nf3 Qd1 65.Nh2 Qd5 66.Nf3 Qd1 67.Nh2 Qd5 68.Nf3 Qd1 69.Nh2 Qd5 70.Nf3 Qd1 71.Nh2 Qd5 72.Nf3 Qd1 73.Nh2 Qd5 [+0.00] d=21 58...Kb7 59.Nh2 Qd5 60.Nf3 Qh5 61.Nh2 Qd5 62.Nf3 Qh5 63.Nh2 Qd5 64.Nf3 Qh5 65.Nh2 Qd5 66.Nf3 Qh5 67.Nh2 Qd5 68.Nf3 Qh5 69.Nh2 Qd5 70.Nf3 Qh5 71.Nh2 Qd5 72.Nf3 Qh5 73.Nh2 Qd5 [+0.00] d=21 58...c5 59.Nh2 Qd5 60.Nf3 Qh5 61.Nh2 Qd5 62.Nf3 Qh5 63.Nh2 Qd5 64.Nf3 Qh5 65.Nh2 Qd5 66.Nf3 Qh5 67.Nh2 Qd5 68.Nf3 Qh5 69.Nh2 Qd5 70.Nf3 Qh5 71.Nh2 Qd5 72.Nf3 Qh5 73.Nh2 Qd5 [+0.10] d=21 58...Ka5 59.g4 f5 60.Qc3 Kb6 61.Qb4 Ka6 62.Nc7 Ka7 63.Qd4 Qxd4 64.Nxd4 Nf6 65.gxf5 gxf5 66.Nxc6 Kb6 67.Ne8 Nh7 68.Nd4 f4 69.Ng7 Nf6 70.Nge6 Ra5 71.Nxf4 Ra7 [+0.14] d=21 58...Kb5 59.g4 f5 60.Nc7 Ka4 61.Qf4 Ka3 62.gxf5 gxf5 63.Qxf5 Qh1 64.Kg3 Qxh6 65.Qxd7 Qg6 66.Kf4 Qf6 67.Ke4 Ra2 68.Nd4 Qh4 69.f4 Qh1

Jan-04-11		Thanh Phan: WinKing! Many thanks for New Years Greetings and I hopes the same for you! I look foward toward the Feburary 3 day for all ~ Thanh Phạn Nhi

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