maxi Member since May-05-06 · Last seen Nov-28-23 I dropped my old Bio. With the years I have become unattached to chess. I still enjoy it but I don't love it anymore.

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Oct-12-23 Niemann vs Aronian, 2023    maxi: <perfidious> A comment Botvinnik would have liked.      Sep-05-22 Hans Niemann    maxi: The things Niemann says sound suspicious as hell.      Apr-12-21 C H Alexander vs Reshevsky, 1936   maxi: Peculiar Alexander did not go for the rather obvious exchange sac 22.Rxc7 with a clear advantage.      Apr-03-21 Fine vs Botvinnik, 1938    maxi: Going over the thread of this game makes me realize how informative and entertaining ChessGames can be. Most contributions add so much to the game score that I am really glad I have access to this page.      Mar-29-21 Capablanca vs Tartakower, 1924    maxi: <Caleb554> Funny!      Mar-29-21 Tartakower vs Capablanca, 1936    maxi: Dear <AgentRgent>, your sarcasm has a problem. Capablanca was the winner of this Tournament (along with Botvinnik), one of the strongest tournaments of all time. It included 5 world champs. His results were 7+ 1- 6=. Botvinnik's were 6+ 0- 8= If that is not fighting spirit then I      Mar-27-21 Capablanca vs H E Chambers, 1912    maxi: You are doing the same thing as Capa, having no respect. Assuming the other person is stupid or something like that. Have you even seen the game <MissScarlett>? Some of my favorite Capablanca games are King's Gambits. Beautifully played games. This game is different. Take ...      Mar-25-21 N Whitaker vs Capablanca, 1913    maxi: This game gives me a headache. The move 6...c5 seems justified, but not the ones Capa played afterwards. White's counterattack should give him the initiative for a long time.      Mar-22-21 Capablanca vs G Oskam, 1911   maxi: A few moves later Gerard played 53... Nh7+, a very weak move.      Mar-03-21 M Smith vs Capablanca, 1911   maxi: The analysis of the final position by Stockfish is logical and basically forced. It would have been interesting if they had played on just two moves more, to see if Capa felled for the trap 26.Bf1 Qb1 27.Qe2 Bd3? 28.Rd2! and it is Black who loses!

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