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Too late to join! Darn!! Well good luck one and all, may you play well and create works of art without any silicon flaws! I will keep an eye on the tournament, looks like a good one. -Saemisch.

[Event "Linares"] [Site "Linares, Spain"] [Date "2004.02.25"] [Round "6"] [White "Shirov(GM)"] [Black "Radjabov(GM)"] [Result "1-0"] [WhiteElo "2737"] [BlackElo "2656"] [Opening "King's Indian: orthodox, Aronin-Taimanov, bayonet attack"] [ECO "E97"] [NIC "KI.05"] [Time "09:03:30"] [TimeControl "7200...

Interesting games!

A correspondence game from another chess website, CHESS WORLD. A personal REVIEW of www.Chessworld.net... ~A few words about CHESS WORLD... 1st. It isn't as nice as this site in my opinion. 2nd It is a pay per use site and has limited functionality for non-members. 3rd Rating inflation is rampent as...

PART THREE... ...Qxe7 http://net-chess.com/images/lwbr.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lbsq.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lwsq.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lbsq.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lwsq.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lbbr.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lwbk.jpg http://net-chess.co...

PART TWO... 9.Bd3 Now the Bishop eyes up a nice diagonal while protecting our f5 pawn and the offensive player can castle. All these wonderful things come of this one move 9.Bd3. http://net-chess.com/images/lwbr.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lbbn.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lwsq.jpg http://net...

Post your solutions to the other set of problems by this weekend plus any questions that you might have about the positions and the game from the first Lesson. Here we go with Lesson #2, enjoy! White to play and win! Watch out for the stalemate Lukas :wink: http://net-chess.com/images/lwsq.jpg http:...

Hello there! Lets start this lesson off with an oldie but a goldie. THE PAWN BREAK... BLACK TO PLAY AND WIN. The Black pawns are heading towards the white pawns, don't forget about our algebraic coordinates here guys :) ! http://net-chess.com/images/lwsq.jpg http://net-chess.com/images/lbsq.jpg http...

Nice problems. I enjoyed them...thanks!

This game was from one of the tournaments I had posted awhile ago. My results here on SLOWCHESS.COM have been REALLY unpredictable. I remember one night, after having been at work all day and in the midst of an insomnia attack, I came home and I set down in front of the computer and logged in onto o...

:D Love this site! If I were looking for a "new" website for correspondence, slow would actually attract me. There are worse names out there...let's see...The horsey's stable...Universe of loners...The sixty-four square prison...Computer-CheatingChess.com...TheNotSoStylishChessPlayer.com...FishyMove...

Hi there KFarmer!
I haven't read it, but it sounds interesting. I shall have to visit the local Barnes and Noble and pick up a copy. Real good read, eh? Well have a good one -Saemisch.

Hello there one and all... So is round two to be governed like round one was, top two in each section to advance? Just curious, and was wondering if it had been decided yet or indeed already. Thanks for your time. I might add also that there are an awful lot of interesting games going on right now. ...

LOGICAL CHESS: Move by move ... Is simply excellent. Some of the things Chernev says in that book are not correct for "advanced" players but are spot on for social players and beginners. This book gives a good grounding on the basics and hammers home some of the "rules of thumb" that one should know...

Not too on the ball there are you swraichu? Perhaps you should read some of the previous postings... you would then realize that this topic has been covered before. As for your statement, it is a falsehood. He always draws himself and then tries to play his heart(s) out against everybody else in the...