Chess Thread

[anishgiri]

^ wala ako link ng ganun bro.


Pacquiao in Las Vegas after Pacquiao win Vs Jessie Vargas.

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[Stormer0628]

^ wala ako link ng ganun bro.


Pacquiao in Las Vegas after Pacquiao win Vs Jessie Vargas.

https://scontent.fmnl3-1.fna.fbcdn....=e9b1d552d2f42e624a323484d175fe16&oe=58968597

Ang tanong: magkano ang balato ni So...???

 

[anishgiri]

Ang tanong: magkano ang balato ni So...???

Baka unlimited chess books supply.

Nice interview with GM Wesley So.

https://www.lichess4545.com/team4545/document/ledger-007/

 

[rybka]

sino bet nyo sa wch comming this nov11

 

[rybka]

wch na,malapit na mag start.

 

[anishgiri]

I think it will be hard fought world championship, but Carlsen will prevail.

Live match

https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/201...hampionship/01-Carlsen_Magnus-Karjakin_Sergey
https://www.chessbomb.com/arena/2016-carlsen-karjakin-world-chess-championship

 

[rybka]

game 1 and 2 ended in a draw...live link http://wcc.protectedvideos.com/

 

[blakeup]

nice thread master

 

[Stormer0628]

Pag naisahan or nadalawahan yan si Karjakin tuloy-tuloy na yan makacarjack. Malaki ang psychological advantage ni Carlsen. Ilang beses na sa ibang tournaments na losing siya pero nagpapanic or nawawala sa wisyo yung kalaban namimiss yung tamang continuation at nauuwi pa sa draw or pagkatalo. Ang tatalo dito kay Carlsen yung di lang henyo sa play, kailangan matatag din ang mental state. Sa tingin ko sa magagaling ngayon si Nakamura ang may fortitude na ganito, but I could be wrong. Would he be the Samurai in the boards or would he be the escaping ninja?

 

[anishgiri]

Pag naisahan or nadalawahan yan si Karjakin tuloy-tuloy na yan makacarjack. Malaki ang psychological advantage ni Carlsen. Ilang beses na sa ibang tournaments na losing siya pero nagpapanic or nawawala sa wisyo yung kalaban namimiss yung tamang continuation at nauuwi pa sa draw or pagkatalo. Ang tatalo dito kay Carlsen yung di lang henyo sa play, kailangan matatag din ang mental state. Sa tingin ko sa magagaling ngayon si Nakamura ang may fortitude na ganito, but I could be wrong. Would he be the Samurai in the boards or would he be the escaping ninja?

Tingin ko hindi uubra si Nakamura kay Carlsen sa world championship. Hehe. Parang Kasparov vs Shirov lang ito. Hehe.

Classical games: Magnus Carlsen beat Hikaru Nakamura 12 to 1, with 19 draws.
Classical games: Garry Kasparov beat Alexey Shirov 15 to 0,

In their recent chess.com blitz/matches. Carlsen also dominated Nakamura.
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=88268

Tingin ko lang ha si Caruana ang may best chance. Pero siyempre hindi din sigurado.

 

[Stormer0628]

Tingin ko hindi uubra si Nakamura kay Carlsen sa world championship. Hehe. Parang Kasparov vs Shirov lang ito. Hehe.

Classical games: Magnus Carlsen beat Hikaru Nakamura 12 to 1, with 19 draws.
Classical games: Garry Kasparov beat Alexey Shirov 15 to 0,

In their recent chess.com blitz/matches. Carlsen also dominated Nakamura.
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=88268

Tingin ko lang ha si Caruana ang may best chance. Pero siyempre hindi din sigurado.

Wala pala to si Nakamura, bahag buntot na ninja pala kay Carlsen. Akalain mo sama pala ng record niya kay Carlsen, haha. Ano yan, parang Fischer - Larsen.

Di ko nasubaybayan yang kay Shirov - Kasparov. Kaya cguro bigla na lang di ko na nakikita sa super tournaments tong mama na to.

 

[Amazing Man]

Pag naisahan or nadalawahan yan si Karjakin tuloy-tuloy na yan makacarjack. Malaki ang psychological advantage ni Carlsen. Ilang beses na sa ibang tournaments na losing siya pero nagpapanic or nawawala sa wisyo yung kalaban namimiss yung tamang continuation at nauuwi pa sa draw or pagkatalo. Ang tatalo dito kay Carlsen yung di lang henyo sa play, kailangan matatag din ang mental state. Sa tingin ko sa magagaling ngayon si Nakamura ang may fortitude na ganito, but I could be wrong. Would he be the Samurai in the boards or would he be the escaping ninja?

yung batang chess player na taga india ang binabantayan ngayon... wag smallin si karjakin kapag naka isa yan... baka pipilitin nya itabla lahat ng nalalabing laro...

 

[anishgiri]

Wala pala to si Nakamura, bahag buntot na ninja pala kay Carlsen. Akalain mo sama pala ng record niya kay Carlsen, haha. Ano yan, parang Fischer - Larsen.

Di ko nasubaybayan yang kay Shirov - Kasparov. Kaya cguro bigla na lang di ko na nakikita sa super tournaments tong mama na to.

Shirov belongs to the same era of Anand, Topalov and Kramnik. Nakasabayan din niya sila Karpov at Kasparov at consistent sa pagiging top 10 si Shirov. Pero ngaun hindi na kasing bangis ng dati si Shirov(age 44). Hehe.

 

[Stormer0628]

Shirov belongs to the same era of Anand, Topalov and Kramnik. Nakasabayan din niya sila Karpov at Kasparov at consistent sa pagiging top 10 si Shirov. Pero ngaun hindi na kasing bangis ng dati si Shirov(age 44). Hehe.

True. There was a time na lagi akong bumibili ng Chess Informant (Sahovski Informator) na laging pinifeature yung toughest tournaments within a year, and lagi mo nga talaga makikita yan si Shirov sa top ten listing kasama nina Anand. Nung nagkalat na online resources tinigilan ko na, at kapansin-pansin na di ko na nakikita si Shirov sa mga listings. Kaya pala, nilampaso ni Kasparov. Si Taimanov di ba ganyan nangyari mula nung nilampaso ni Fischer sa 1971 Candidates quarters, 6-0, at parang mula nun nawala na sa chess circulation. Hehe.

Update:
Nacurious ako ano nangyari kay Taimanov. Nahalukay ko sa Wiki, nakakalungkot pala nangyari sa kanya:

Upon losing the final game of the match, Taimanov shrugged his shoulders, saying sadly to Fischer: "Well, I still have my music."[349] As a result of his performance, Taimanov "was thrown out of the USSR team and forbidden to travel for two years. He was banned from writing articles, was deprived of his monthly stipend... [and] the authorities prohibited him from performing on the concert platform."[350] "The crushing loss virtually ended Taimanov's chess career."[351]​

 

[anishgiri]

True. There was a time na lagi akong bumibili ng Chess Informant (Sahovski Informator) na laging pinifeature yung toughest tournaments within a year, and lagi mo nga talaga makikita yan si Shirov sa top ten listing kasama nina Anand. Nung nagkalat na online resources tinigilan ko na, at kapansin-pansin na di ko na nakikita si Shirov sa mga listings. Kaya pala, nilampaso ni Kasparov. Si Taimanov di ba ganyan nangyari mula nung nilampaso ni Fischer sa 1971 Candidates quarters, 6-0, at parang mula nun nawala na sa chess circulation. Hehe.

Update:
Nacurious ako ano nangyari kay Taimanov. Nahalukay ko sa Wiki, nakakalungkot pala nangyari sa kanya:

Upon losing the final game of the match, Taimanov shrugged his shoulders, saying sadly to Fischer: "Well, I still have my music."[349] As a result of his performance, Taimanov "was thrown out of the USSR team and forbidden to travel for two years. He was banned from writing articles, was deprived of his monthly stipend... [and] the authorities prohibited him from performing on the concert platform."[350] "The crushing loss virtually ended Taimanov's chess career."[351]​

Hindi ako familiar sa situation ni Taimanov. Hirap nga nangyari sa kanya. Kahit natatalo naman si Shirov kay Kasparov, marami pa din namang successful results si Shirov sa panahon ni Kasparov. Nawala na sa top 10 si Shirov ngaun dahil na din siguro sa edad niya.Hehe.

 

[rybka]

ang ganda ng laban sa WCH.matindi dumipensa c karjakin

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True. There was a time na lagi akong bumibili ng Chess Informant (Sahovski Informator) na laging pinifeature yung toughest tournaments within a year, and lagi mo nga talaga makikita yan si Shirov sa top ten listing kasama nina Anand. Nung nagkalat na online resources tinigilan ko na, at kapansin-pansin na di ko na nakikita si Shirov sa mga listings. Kaya pala, nilampaso ni Kasparov. Si Taimanov di ba ganyan nangyari mula nung nilampaso ni Fischer sa 1971 Candidates quarters, 6-0, at parang mula nun nawala na sa chess circulation. Hehe.

Update:
Nacurious ako ano nangyari kay Taimanov. Nahalukay ko sa Wiki, nakakalungkot pala nangyari sa kanya:

Upon losing the final game of the match, Taimanov shrugged his shoulders, saying sadly to Fischer: "Well, I still have my music."[349] As a result of his performance, Taimanov "was thrown out of the USSR team and forbidden to travel for two years. He was banned from writing articles, was deprived of his monthly stipend... [and] the authorities prohibited him from performing on the concert platform."[350] "The crushing loss virtually ended Taimanov's chess career."[351]​

diko na alam kung ano pa nangyari kay taimanov...masklap pla ang daming tinangal na pribilehiyo sa kanya ng russia.pag wala ka ng gamit itatapon nalang na parang basahan.

 

[anishgiri]

Hard fought mga laban.Hehe.

Basic tactics for beginners.

ChessKid Lessons: Queen 5, The Pin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NY2Ej0dANYo

Chess Tactics: The Pin
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbk4dRe0y_Y

ChessKid Lessons, Queen 4: Tactics: The Fork
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESfjd_gB0TM

ChessKid Lessons: Queen 6 Tactics, The Skewer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cdpfhlbn6i8


Endgame basics that beginners must know

Chess Endgame- King and Rook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jtGVYnv91ps

Chess Endgames- Checkmate with Two Bishops
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FvFLNvQ93bQ

Chess Endgames- King and Pawn
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-UcVihtK9M

 

[anishgiri]

Interesting.

“In his book Chess Duels Yasser Seirawan has drawn attention to the fact that the legend of the apparently lone fighter Fischer is a myth. In reality Fischer had all the relevant people from the US federation behind him for support. Leroy Dubeck, president of the USCF from 1969 till 1972, had agreed with the executive director Edmund Edmondson that all the resources of the federation should be gathered for the project ‘Fischer plays for the World Championship’. For this purpose they also used all membership subscriptions of the USCF. In addition Fischer had the support of Fred Cramer, also from the federation, as his legal adviser. Amongst the chess players on whose help Fischer could count were the grandmasters Bill Lombardy, Lubomir Kavalek as well as Fischer’s close friend the international master Anthony Saidy. A special role was played by Lina Grumette, who was a sort of mother substitute for Fischer and whenever necessary offered him refuge in her house.”

In addition to many people at home, Bobby had considerable help from the president of the FIDE, during the championship match itself. Fact is, according to the agreed upon match rules, Fischer ought to have been forfeited, but wasn't. Even Spassky managed to help Fischer, by accepting these "accommodations" to the challenger's many "demands."

 

[Stormer0628]

Interesting.

Tsk, tsk.... Sayang talaga si Fischer. All these again prove that the last thing a genius needs is to put it all into his head.

What he truly missed was an honest friend who'd whack his head straight every once in a while once he let all the hype take over his gray matter, hehe.

 

[anishgiri]

Tsk, tsk.... Sayang talaga si Fischer. All these again prove that the last thing a genius needs is to put it all into his head.

What he truly missed was an honest friend who'd whack his head straight every once in a while once he let all the hype take over his gray matter, hehe.

Sayang talaga. Kasparov, Fischer and Karpov rivalries will take chess to a greater heights. Do you know that the late president Ferdinand Marcos offered Fischer huge money para lang kalabanin niya si Karpov?