STYNTZ Member since May-21-03 · Last seen Aug-01-25 m/74, played for about 20 yrs.rated around 1450on google chess. favorite player is morphy, fav openings are kgambit and danish. i live in ontario,canada

STYNTZ has kibitzed 77 times to chessgames   [more...]

Dec-27-20 Kibitzer's Café    STYNTZ: Many thanks to socrates. while i did have that option checked, i do not logout therfore it did not activate. i now will be renewing my membership soon thanks again STYNTZ      Dec-26-20 chessgames.com chessforum    STYNTZ: I have been a full member for several years,but will NOT be renewing. all i am getting is ads top and bottom of my screen. this is DISTRACTING making it impossible to study any game or opening. since i PAY membership dues i dont think i should be bombarded with advertisements STYNTZ      Jan-22-19 J Saksis vs Shirov, 1985    STYNTZ: pretty simple really if QxR Bxkt then if QxB Ktc2 chk wins wht queen      Apr-08-07 WannaBe chessforum    STYNTZ: thank u sir. i will try that method. it seems that fritz handles pgn as a text file,then. i have used CHESSMASTER, and it brings in PGN directly. i was told fritz was better,but i havent played one agaist the other yet. thanks again for the help      Oct-09-05 Keres vs Petrov, 1940    STYNTZ: if i live to be 100 and play every day i wiould never see 21 B-c4.i wonder how long it took keres to find that move.exquisite does noy even come close to describing it!!!      Mar-13-05 Morphy vs Lowenthal, 1858    STYNTZ: the idea of 100 pd. compared to todays dollars is a little short of the mark. if a teachers pay then was 93 pounds as stated on the other website, today a teachers salary is $40,000 and up. therefore they were playing for the equivilant of 30 to 40 thousand dollars. that is a ...      Jan-03-04 Morphy vs A Morphy, 1848    STYNTZ: according to the player profile,morphy was born in 1837. that means when he played this game he was 11. he shows more understanding of the game than players that have been at it for years!!      Dec-28-03 Steinitz vs W Wilson, 1862    STYNTZ: so we are all in agreement that 13--Bxe5 leads to a win for black. is it possible that steinitz missed this rather obvious move or did he have a resource that we have not found yet? it may be that he knew that his opponent would not hesitate to attack the king and only looked that ...      Aug-03-03 J Penrose vs W Pryer, 1952    STYNTZ: another DANISH GAMBIT. it is amazing how many times black gets destroyed with it. maybe it should have its own opening code to distinguish from center game propper.

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