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jadumontelle
Member since May-05-03 · Last seen Mar-02-16

My OTB rating is between 1650 and 1900. On a popular correspondence website my current rating is 2138. I expect to hit 2200 in the next couple of months! My favourite player is A P Sokolski, an Ukrainian IM who thoroughly experimented with the Orangutan (1 b4). My other openings used are 1 g4, the Grob, the King's Indian Attack (1 d3, 1 Nf3, or 1 e4)! This last opening has alot of transpositions from one opening to another; from one flank opening to another. Finding chess very enjoyable, busting opponent's plans and cornering them with checkmate. I also play the Nimzovich Defence 1 e4 NC6, the Polish Defence, and the Pribyl defence (1 e4 d6 2 d4 Nf6 3 Nc3 c6(!)(B07-ECO)), a cousin of the regular Pirc Defence. If I ever meet you on this correspondence website remind me of the bio, and attempt to beat me, though the only 3 losses I had were those against "2700" chessmasters. Later

jadumontelle has kibitzed 3 times to chessgames

Dec-07-05 Kibitzer's Café

jadumontelle: Has anyone begun reading the new chess book (Starting Out: King's Indian Attack)? I bought the book and I think its the best book ever on the KIA. John Emms the author, did a superb job. I'm a tournament player in Canada with a Class A rating, and I think the book is a great ...

Dec-07-05 Morozevich vs P Nikolic, 2000

jadumontelle: The new book on the King's Indian Attack-Starting Out which includes ECO code (C00) includes only 2 Morozevich games...there are more games in Chessgames.com database concerning C00.

Apr-02-04 D D van Geet vs Myagmarsuren, 1958

jadumontelle: Its rumored that Chessbaseusa is doing research on the 1 Nc3 (Van Geet Opening) and on the Morra Gambit, the gambit against the Sicilian Defence. Joe Dumontelle

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