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Chess Thread

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?

Huh? Di ko alam yun ah. Ang nasagap ko yung sa Beatles na naging malaki atang controversy. :lol:

Sabagay cguro ito yung time na naging kadikit na ni Fischer si Torre, at cguro nakisali si Marcos sa nangyayari sa FIDE. Ah, ito nga pala, kase si Campomanes na head honcho ng FIDE around this time kadikit nga rin pala ni Marcos. So all these things just had every pieces falling into place for the Marcos offer. Buti hindi yung golden buddha ang inoffer?? :lol: :lol:
 
Huh? Di ko alam yun ah. Ang nasagap ko yung sa Beatles na naging malaki atang controversy. :lol:

Sabagay cguro ito yung time na naging kadikit na ni Fischer si Torre, at cguro nakisali si Marcos sa nangyayari sa FIDE. Ah, ito nga pala, kase si Campomanes na head honcho ng FIDE around this time kadikit nga rin pala ni Marcos. So all these things just had every pieces falling into place for the Marcos offer. Buti hindi yung golden buddha ang inoffer?? :lol: :lol:

Malamang nga may isang tao na naging bad influence kay Fischer. Medyo okay naman siya dati. Oh kaya mga sapatos na lang ni Imelda ang ibigay. Hehe. Pero matini din itong si Fischer. May naging anak siya dito sa Pilipinas. :D

Wow! Nanalo pala sa Karjakin kanina. Ngaun masusubok na talaga si Carlsen. Makakabalik ba siya? Hindi ko pa nakikita ang laban, pero hindi yata maganda quality ng panalo kasi nag blunder si Carlsen. Mukhang mas okay ang stamina ni Karjakin.
 
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Malamang nga may isang tao na naging bad influence kay Fischer. Medyo okay naman siya dati. Oh kaya mga sapatos na lang ni Imelda ang ibigay. Hehe. Pero matini din itong si Fischer. May naging anak siya dito sa Pilipinas. :D

Wow! Nanalo pala sa Karjakin kanina. Ngaun masusubok na talaga si Carlsen. Makakabalik ba siya? Hindi ko pa nakikita ang laban, pero hindi yata maganda quality ng panalo kasi nag blunder si Carlsen. Mukhang mas okay ang stamina ni Karjakin.
I read somewhere na malaking calming influence kay Fischer yung mother niya. What part she had after Fischer became world champion, I have no idea. Mukhang dun na nagsariling mundo si Fischer. Si Lombardy din pala malaking part sa chess development niya. Ngayon ko lang nalaman din to. Eidetic memory and total immersion?? Haha, sino di gagaling pag ganyan na tinuturo sa yo, and Lombardy instilled aggressiveness in Fischer too, iwasan daw draw since lower ranked players tend to make more mistakes under pressure from perceived better players in front of them. Et tu, Carlsen, Kasparov, hehe. Si Lombardy kase according to his own own words, "is quite timid," easily accepting draws when he could have been winning. :lol:

I quickly played the Karjakin win. Decimated ang queenside pawns ni Carlsen. The a2 move was brilliant, forcing a resign from Carlsen. He takes the pawn and Karjakin threatens a mate in two. Hmm, mukhang di makacarjack si Karjakin after all, hahahaha.
 
I read somewhere na malaking calming influence kay Fischer yung mother niya. What part she had after Fischer became world champion, I have no idea. Mukhang dun na nagsariling mundo si Fischer. Si Lombardy din pala malaking part sa chess development niya. Ngayon ko lang nalaman din to. Eidetic memory and total immersion?? Haha, sino di gagaling pag ganyan na tinuturo sa yo, and Lombardy instilled aggressiveness in Fischer too, iwasan daw draw since lower ranked players tend to make more mistakes under pressure from perceived better players in front of them. Et tu, Carlsen, Kasparov, hehe. Si Lombardy kase according to his own own words, "is quite timid," easily accepting draws when he could have been winning. :lol:

I quickly played the Karjakin win. Decimated ang queenside pawns ni Carlsen. The a2 move was brilliant, forcing a resign from Carlsen. He takes the pawn and Karjakin threatens a mate in two. Hmm, mukhang di makacarjack si Karjakin after all, hahahaha.

Eidetic memory and total immersion? Ngaun ko lang narinig mga iyan. Hehe. Ah talaga tinuro ni Lombardy mga ito kay Fischer?Hehe.
 
Eidetic memory and total immersion? Ngaun ko lang narinig mga iyan. Hehe. Ah talaga tinuro ni Lombardy mga ito kay Fischer?Hehe.
Pang ala tesla-einstein ang mga nai-encounter ko sa eidetic memory na yan. Photographic memory. Kumbaga kay Einstein parang vivid thought experiments na hilig nyang gawin. Sa chess it pertains to the ability to see chess moves way ahead of normal players. Alam ko sina Kasparov nasa 15-20 deep moves ang kaya nila iplay sa utak nila (not sure sa figures ha—:lol:). Total immersion maraming fields ang gumagamit niyan, sa learning process, it pertains to absolute total concentration. Huh, parang ang daling makaiwas sa distraction, hahaha.
 
Pang ala tesla-einstein ang mga nai-encounter ko sa eidetic memory na yan. Photographic memory. Kumbaga kay Einstein parang vivid thought experiments na hilig nyang gawin. Sa chess it pertains to the ability to see chess moves way ahead of normal players. Alam ko sina Kasparov nasa 15-20 deep moves ang kaya nila iplay sa utak nila (not sure sa figures ha—:lol:). Total immersion maraming fields ang gumagamit niyan, sa learning process, it pertains to absolute total concentration. Huh, parang ang daling makaiwas sa distraction, hahaha.

Ah ganyan pala.Hehe. Pero syempre hindi lang memory ang factor kung gaano ang igagaling sa chess.Hehe. Si Capablanca, sabi niya mahina daw memory niya,pero may 10 year period na isang beses lang natalo si Capa. :D

Si GM Timur Gareyev ang may world record sa blindfold simultaneous match.64 consecutive blindfold games, winning 54, losing 8 and drawing 2. Ang luoet ng memory nito. Pero wala siya sa top 100 :D

https://en.chessbase.com/post/timur-gareyev-breaks-world-consecutive-blindfold-chess-record

Nakatabla sa Carlsen. Karja missed the forcing drawing line.
 
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Ah ganyan pala.Hehe. Pero syempre hindi lang memory ang factor kung gaano ang igagaling sa chess.Hehe. Si Capablanca, sabi niya mahina daw memory niya,pero may 10 year period na isang beses lang natalo si Capa. :D

Si GM Timur Gareyev ang may world record sa blindfold simultaneous match.64 consecutive blindfold games, winning 54, losing 8 and drawing 2. Ang luoet ng memory nito. Pero wala siya sa top 100 :D

https://en.chessbase.com/post/timur-gareyev-breaks-world-consecutive-blindfold-chess-record

Nakatabla si Carlsen. Karja missed the forcing drawing line.

Under time pressure ba si Karja? Parang simpleng rook-knight-pawn ending lang di nya naitabla. Yari sya pag ganyan ang laro niya sa susunod.

Si Capablanca ibang klase din talaga yun. Way ahead of his time din. Sila ni Alekhine ang parang Karpov-Kasparov, Fischer-Spassky ng time nila. Si Botvinnik bilib din ako. Daming ultramodern moves sa arsenal niya. At fighter, willing matalo pero nakakaresbak din agad. Di pinapauna ego. Tiyaga pa, inalagaan si Kasparov talaga.
 
Under time pressure ba si Karja? Parang simpleng rook-knight-pawn ending lang di nya naitabla. Yari sya pag ganyan ang laro niya sa susunod.

Si Capablanca ibang klase din talaga yun. Way ahead of his time din. Sila ni Alekhine ang parang Karpov-Kasparov, Fischer-Spassky ng time nila. Si Botvinnik bilib din ako. Daming ultramodern moves sa arsenal niya. At fighter, willing matalo pero nakakaresbak din agad. Di pinapauna ego. Tiyaga pa, inalagaan si Kasparov talaga.

Ibang klase din mag training si Botvinnik. Gusto niya sa training area niya ay maingay at magulo. At dahilan niya, kung kinaya niya ang ganung situation, ano pa kaya ang tournament settings na mas maayos. :D

Hindi ko alam kung time pressure si Karja. Pero he missed 20... 20...Nxf2+. After tha move Carlsen should allow draw by repetition kasi advantage black kung hindi allow ni Carlsen.

World Chess Championship 2016: Carlsen vs Karjakin - Game10


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGDVtBwmZ1s
 
Ibang klase din mag training si Botvinnik. Gusto niya sa training area niya ay maingay at magulo. At dahilan niya, kung kinaya niya ang ganung situation, ano pa kaya ang tournament settings na mas maayos. :D

Hindi ko alam kung time pressure si Karja. Pero he missed 20... 20...Nxf2+. After tha move Carlsen should allow draw by repetition kasi advantage black kung hindi allow ni Carlsen.

World Chess Championship 2016: Carlsen vs Karjakin - Game10


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oGDVtBwmZ1s

Ibang klase nga rin yung teaching method ni Botvinnik na yun, hehe. Praktikal.

Going back to Fischer, ang father niya daw pala talaga yung malupit din na mathematician-physicist, si Paul Nemenyi. Eh may theorem pa sa pangalan nya yang mama na yan eh, haha. No wonder ganun kagaling si Fischer, tsk, tsk. Runs in the genes, haha. Si Kasparov di ba mathematician din?
 
Ibang klase nga rin yung teaching method ni Botvinnik na yun, hehe. Praktikal.

Going back to Fischer, ang father niya daw pala talaga yung malupit din na mathematician-physicist, si Paul Nemenyi. Eh may theorem pa sa pangalan nya yang mama na yan eh, haha. No wonder ganun kagaling si Fischer, tsk, tsk. Runs in the genes, haha. Si Kasparov di ba mathematician din?

Nice. Finally get the info that his rights were reinstated in 1973. And fathered a twin at 78, from the daughter of Averbach no less! Haha. Man's certainly not lacking in drive. RIP indeed

Hindi ko alam kung mathematician si Kasparov. Pero paraho na mataas ang I.Q nila ni Fischer.

Ngaun ko lang nalaman na nagkaanak at nakapagasawa pa pala si Taimanov sa later stage of his life. At least he live a happy life in the later stage of his life.



https://en.chessbase.com/post/the-age-of-love-mark-taimanov-at-80


Nice game 10 annotations by GM Wesley So.

http://en.chessbase.com/post/newsblog-wcc-carlsen-karjakin-2016-11-25-en
 
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CONGRATULATION MAGNUS FOR WINNING THE WCH MATCH 2016::clap:
 
CONGRATULATION MAGNUS FOR WINNING THE WCH MATCH 2016::clap:

3:1 Tiebreak. Sus Maria Karjak, sayang yung talo niya blunder, hehe.

Anyway, the strongest in gameplay and mental fortitude deserves the win. How much for Carlsen in this championship kaya? Superstar chess player. At least chess is approaching mainstream level, though I doubt it would ever become that. Just not for everybody. I wish I were wrong about this, of course. :lol:
 
Popular world champion talaga si Magnus. Popular din siya sa mga girls. :lol:

They just showed the World Chess Championship on ESPN! It was a long segment too.


Over 6 million world wide watched the world chess championship.
 
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Popular world champion talaga si Magnus. Popular din siya sa mga girls. :lol:

They just showed the World Chess Championship on ESPN! It was a long segment too.


Over 6 million world wide watched the world chess championship.

Good for chess overall. Chess and GQ personality, that's the way for chess to conquer the world. Here's a thought: FIDE should conduct personality development for master levels and up. Isipin mo magagawa nun sa chess world. Hahahaha!

I think girls have taken a fancy to Magnus's brooding Viking image, eh? :lol: :lol:
 
Good for chess overall. Chess and GQ personality, that's the way for chess to conquer the world. Here's a thought: FIDE should conduct personality development for master levels and up. Isipin mo magagawa nun sa chess world. Hahahaha!

I think girls have taken a fancy to Magnus's brooding Viking image, eh? :lol: :lol:

Pwede suggestions mo.Hehe.

Madami ding kamukhang artista si Carlsen.Hehe.

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Basic Tactics Uli. :D

http://chesslessons4beginners.com/tactics/lesson-9-chess-tricks-basic-tactics.htm
 
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