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kevin86
Member since May-07-03 · Last seen Dec-21-17
I have been playing chess for most of my life.Due to lack of competition and other factors,I never progressed beyond the novice level. I am however a big fan of the game and its history.

My favorite players are:Morphy,Lasker,Tal,Fischer,Kasparov,and Alekhine.

My favorite Chess movies are:Searching For Bobby Fischer AND Knight Moves. I also liked the Columbo episode that dealt with chess.(It was called:"The Most Dangerous Game"

My Favorite Movies are :GODFATHER ,The Fly,DEEP IMPACT,FIGHT CLUB, FINAL DESTINATION 3,and Friday the 13th Part VIII-Jason Takes Manhattan My favorite TV shows are CSI (all version),The SOPRANOS,FRASIER,SEINFELD,FAMILY GUY,and FRIENDS (ON DVD)

In Loving Memory of Seth Coy-9/7/1989 to 7/29/2009-he came early,left far too soon.

>> Click here to see kevin86's game collections.

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   kevin86 has kibitzed 10557 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Dec-21-17 So vs Nakamura, 2016 (replies)
 
kevin86: White traps the enemy queen.
 
   Dec-21-17 Shulman vs S T Ansell, 2002
 
kevin86: Black queened first, but white queened best.
 
   Dec-20-17 Shabalov vs I Naumkin, 1987 (replies)
 
kevin86: White threaten mate in three different ways!
 
   Dec-20-17 H W Apperly vs H Charlick, 1894 (replies)
 
kevin86: Early checkmate from the back row.
 
   Dec-19-17 I Marini vs C J Bet, 1972
 
kevin86: Not a good gamble.
 
   Dec-19-17 I Myall vs C Rice, 2015 (replies)
 
kevin86: White wins the queen after next move.
 
   Dec-19-17 M Bosiocic vs I Kowalski, 2017
 
kevin86: Queen sac leads to Reti-Tartokower finish
 
   Dec-19-17 So vs Nakamura, 2016 (replies)
 
kevin86: A brilliant move! Black either will control the long diagonal or force white to block ir, so the bishop cannot stop the pawn.
 
   Dec-08-17 Ding Liren vs E Inarkiev, 2015 (replies)
 
kevin86: White lures the queen away from h7, then locks her out and goes after the pawn...soon winning said queen.
 
   Dec-08-17 AlphaZero vs Stockfish, 2017 (replies)
 
kevin86: Black's pieces and have no job to do.
 
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Sep-02-09  SirChrislov: Seinfeld is the BEST ever!! sorry to say that family guy is the worst.
Oct-20-09
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  kevin86: I hate people that diss Family Guy! May they find a fudgie in their bed.
Jan-21-10  chessamateur: If you haven't seen it you should try watching Newsradio, it was a great show!
Jul-19-10  ahubers: Hey I follow this site a lot and just recently registered. Do you live in Iowa? I live on the west side of Iowa (will disclose the name of the small town I live in once further information is posted concluding that you are not a murderer, rapist, terrorist, or sociopath). I'd crap my pants if you lived in Iowa because I thought I was the only one in this remote state that played Chess daily.
Feb-24-11  theodor: <kevin86: Three punny quotes related to ears (and hearing)

1"Friends,Romans,countrymen- lend me your ears" : Julius Caesar

2 "I'm all ears":H Ross Perot,1992 presidential campaign.

3 "Do you hear me now?" :Verizon commercial.> here some drawings of mine about ears: http://www.flickr.com/photos/488478...

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If you merge Hawkeyes and Buckeyes together you get a bunch of crossed eyes from OHIOWA.

Jun-23-11  bartonlaos: Hi <kevin86>.

On another thread we're trying to sort out definitions of Epaulettes mate, and origins of similar terms. You used a term "pseudo-epaulettes" here: A Planinc vs K Hulak, 1977 ...

If you have any references or further understanding would you mind sharing some of your information here: Topalov vs Karpov, 1998

Aug-24-12  Abulherar: Hi Kevin86 :)
By the way,I also like fischer,Morphy and Alekhine.
But Do you like Seirawan?
I like his matches,Most of all:
Seirawan vs Karpov 1982
Seirawan vs Ivanchuk 1997
Jan-07-13
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  kevin86: Wow! I just hit 7500! Horray for me! lol
Jan-07-13
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  OhioChessFan: Congrats on that and hope for many more.
Jul-10-14
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  kevin86: I just passed 8600- since 86 is part of my name, could it be that I accomplished something? lol
Aug-18-14
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  Penguincw: Congratz on post #8686!

J Oberg vs W Wenz, 1977

Dec-25-14  wordfunph: <kevin86> Merry Christmas!
Feb-23-15  MariusDaniel: Hello
Mar-02-15
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  kevin86: This is my 9000th post: On the anniversary of Wilt's 100 points in Hershey, PA on 3/2/62.

A question: who was the greatest champion? IMHO, it is Kasparov.

Mar-03-15
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  technical draw: <kevins 86> Congrats on 9,000. Greatest champion: Fischer.
Nov-14-15
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  kevin86: post 9500! Go Chessgames.com...
Nov-14-15
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  Penguincw: Congrats on 9500! Next: 10000.

Going at your current kibitz/day ratio, you should reach it around Jul/12/2016.

Dec-25-15  wordfunph: <kevin86> Merry Christmas!
Jul-12-16
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  Penguincw: < Nov-14-15 Penguincw: ... Going at your current kibitz/day ratio, you should reach it around Jul/12/2016. >

Meh, about 60 kibitzes short. Just go at your own pace. :)

May-26-17
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  kevin86: I've been away-but I'm back!
May-26-17
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  WannaBe: Welcome back Kott... Errr <Kevin86>.
Oct-09-17
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  ketchuplover: Long reign Fred Reinfeld!
Apr-08-18  thegoodanarchist: I would like to hear more about Seth Coy.
May-30-20  morfishine: Me too, I googled 'Seth Coy', god bless his soul
Nov-04-20  Llera: Good morning, Kevin86.
Here is your collection of "The longest games with more than 75 moves" (or "Marathon games"): Game Collection: marathon games I think you missed this two games (both with 133 moves; both longest decisive game featuring a (past, current or future), world champion, both played as a rapid game): Karpov vs Van Wely, 1998 Leko vs Kramnik, 2001
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