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BAD EBAY CHESS PRODUCTS31 Jan 2005 18:40 GMT2
RHINO your way to Chess SUCCESS *Chess books+ Free Book is being sold
on eBay by Bluegem7000.  It is totally full of grammatical errors.  In
fact there is at least one in every sentence that this guy has written.
In addition the free book he offers is not really a book at all.  It ...
Three Points for a Win31 Jan 2005 17:26 GMT7
As an antidote to draws football/soccer has successfully adopted the three
points for a win system in all major competitions. Given that a high
proportion of draws is perceived as a problem in chess do you think that
this system should be used for, say, next year's Corus tournament? ...
Leko's elo rating is 2829 now?31 Jan 2005 13:10 GMT4
According to chessbase.com
Peter Leko's performance was
2749 + 80 = 2829
during the Corus tournament.
What do you guys think of this chess game ..30 Jan 2005 17:44 GMT6
 You have TWO Chess boards side by side and two people as a team  for
black and white and you have two sets of pieces and the object is to
check mate two kings to win the game....
  Bishops would be critical because of the long diagonals ....
Women in Chess30 Jan 2005 11:39 GMT19
> There is a double standard.
>
> Women are entitled to play the "I'm a woman and I have my special needs"
> card when it suit them. When it doesn't, they can play the Feminist "We're
Expected Endgame Results30 Jan 2005 03:16 GMT26
I am looking for a list of expected endgame results for endgames. For
example, king+bishop+pawn vs lone king is a win if queening square is
controlled by bishop but draw otherwise.
I have Basic Chess Endings (not the new edition) but i heard that
Lev Khariton: Kasparov on Geller - the Price of Vanity29 Jan 2005 14:52 GMT11
Kasparov on Geller - the Price op Vanity
By Lev Khariton
Young chess players who read Garry Kasparov's series "My Great
Predecessors" doubtless take every word as gospel truth. Small wonder
Tournament Rules Question29 Jan 2005 05:40 GMT8
If Black is late for the start of the round, I remember specifically that
White did not have to make his first move on the board.  White could simply
start Black's clock and wait for Black to arrive.  However, I'm told this
has been changed - White now MUST physically make his ...
Lucena/Salvio position29 Jan 2005 03:19 GMT2
I just got a new copy of Averbakh's "Chess Endings: Essential
Knowledge" to replace my 20-year old copy that is falling apart (the
old descriptive notation edition).  In the old edition, position 88
says "after A. Lucena, 1497".  The new edition says "After A. Salvio,
Habits of Chess28 Jan 2005 20:00 GMT8
Is there anything an uncoached beginner should watch out for in
terms of good/bad habits forming?  You know those bad habits that
could limit one's potential in how far one can go..
What're the most common mistakes people make (due to bad habits)?
Quick, easy program to earn extra money.28 Jan 2005 14:33 GMT1
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Kalev Pehme fired28 Jan 2005 05:51 GMT9
Kalev Pehme has been fired as editor of Chess Life by Beatriz
Marinello.
Bobby Fischer - what kind of mental disease?28 Jan 2005 05:28 GMT27
Bobby Fischer  - what kind of mental disease does he suffer?
Borderline syndrome?
mw
Avoiding the Sicilian28 Jan 2005 00:01 GMT20
I like playing 1. e4 but want to avoid common Sicilian lines.  I
prefer open games that favor tactics over positional play.  At the
moment I'm just playing an early d4 pawn trade, but people have
memorized the open sicilian out pretty far.
Chess players are secretly homosexual27 Jan 2005 20:52 GMT1
Yes, it's true that the loser of a chess game must shove dildos shaped
like pawns, knights, and rooks up the winner's arse.
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