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JPi
Member since Dec-19-12
My name is Pineau Jacques-Marie, I'm born in March 14 which could explain my nickname "JPi" 3.14... French by nationality I live in Japan since 1986. I was Chess Champion of this country in 1987 and 1994. I tried and still Ifm trying to develop Chess in Japan. I wrote few book in Japanese to promote Chess. Alas I was expelled from Japanese Chess Association in 1999 to have made publicity of invitations to a famous Open of the North of France, Cappelle, I negotiated for the second time to JCA (The first time mostly nobody was informed of this very generous invitations). I mostly stopped to play chess at international level from this time (My last international as a regular Chess player was Los Angeles 34th Annual American Open in which I finished 8 with a performance of 2494 Elo. Missing a win in one game which ended draw, losing an equal position in another game, I could do better, therefore meeting my Japanese wife's distant family I kept wonderful times of my travel in US). Still giving during 10 years the invitations I received from Cappelle I mostly give up tournament chess from 1999 still of course I enjoy casual games with friends. During 12 years I have realized few events between chess and shogi community. In Japan there is nearly 10 millions of shogi fans. Shogi is Japanese Chess with offers few similarity with International Chess, I feel natural to develop chess among shogi players. The seeming natural play of memorable champions like Morphy, Capablanca, Fischer make great impression on me but I enjoy also the complexity of Steinitz, Nimzowitsch, Botvinnik... Among the new wave I'm impressed by the fighting spirit of Nakamura, the logical touch of Giri and the self confidence of Carlsen. Of course this list could be longer.

   JPi has kibitzed 756 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Mar-20-25 Capablanca vs C Shauer, 1909 (replies)
 
JPi: In a clearly superior opening Capablanca missed a nuance whom consequences were dramatical. Typical of simultaneous performance. As it was noticed previously 17. Re3 consolidates and White attack 18. Qxd5 comes smoothly.
 
   Dec-17-24 Carlsen vs D Gukesh, 2023 (replies)
 
JPi: The position before the terrible mistake is also winning for Black. Ke7-Kf6-Ke5 and if White King goes back to the N, then Qd5 could be add to the maneuver. So, no regret.
 
   Dec-12-24 Dommaraju Gukesh (replies)
 
JPi: Congratulations from Japan! I had promised to do a conference and analysis of few games from this World Championship next week at Asaka-Wakoshi chess Club. I haven't decided yet which games I will show. Many are so interesting. It was a great World Championship. Thanks for that positive
 
   Nov-17-24 Siegfried Nadel
 
JPi: Thanks <Alan McGowan> to remember us this talented player alas unknow by most of us.
 
   Nov-07-24 Vachier-Lagrave vs M A Tabatabaei, 2024
 
JPi: I doubt that I could suggest an improvement in the opening however as soon as Black plays d5 all his problem seems resolved. So what about 14.Qb1!? and 15.b4
 
   Oct-19-20 M Christoffel vs J Mieses, 1946 (replies)
 
JPi: Youth was on Black side. 28...RxB+! Oops refreshing!
 
   Oct-19-20 J Mieses vs H G Schenk, 1944 (replies)
 
JPi: I hope to play as good at such latter age!
 
   Oct-15-20 Norway Chess (2020) (replies)
 
JPi: Looking at the game again. cleverly Firouzja get a well balanced symmetrical game until the move 30 the Black B became more active than White. But obviously it is not enough to win. I'm really impressed by both players.
 
   Oct-01-20 Chess Genius vs Timman, 1997 (replies)
 
JPi: Typical chess program's win. Waiting a mistake in an inferior position. 26...Ne5 Black is better. Or if "a" file has to be taken 26...Ra3 then 27...Rea8 but not 26...Ra2? Nothing to be compared of what deep learning shows to us.
 
   Jul-12-18 Staunton / Owen vs Morphy / Barnes, 1858 (replies)
 
JPi: I imagine Staunton face after such game. You know I'm very busy...
 
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