I'm a fan of chess too. Currently i'm making exercises in the "Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games by László Polgár".
I'm on the 2k exercise already..
Very nice book actually!
Well, if you could reveal your identity would be nice!
Topic: Lets play a game of Chess - page 45. (Read 160701 times)
A professional chess player? Rated in the top 100 FIDE? Damn.
I'm a fan of chess too. Currently i'm making exercises in the "Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games by László Polgár".
I'm on the 2k exercise already..
Very nice book actually!
Well, if you could reveal your identity would be nice!
I'm a fan of chess too. Currently i'm making exercises in the "Chess: 5334 Problems, Combinations and Games by László Polgár".
I'm on the 2k exercise already..
Very nice book actually!
Well, if you could reveal your identity would be nice!
Nc6: 7 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry, jjacob)
Nf6: 2 votes (languagehasmeaning, Morecoin Freeman)
Nf6: 2 votes (languagehasmeaning, Morecoin Freeman)
I vote for Nc6
Nc6: 7 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry, jjacob)
Nf6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
Nc6: 7 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry, jjacob)
Nf6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
Nc6: 6 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry)
Nf6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
Nc6: 6 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname, boolberry)
Nf6 is more of a drawish opening, but let's go with Nc6.
Most likely he will play the Ruy Lopez. We need to decide which line we want in that - if we screw up the moves, he'll retain a huge advantage.
Most likely he will play the Ruy Lopez. We need to decide which line we want in that - if we screw up the moves, he'll retain a huge advantage.
Nc6: 5 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions, actmyname)
Nf6 is more of a drawish opening, but let's go with Nc6.
Most likely he will play the Ruy Lopez. We need to decide which line we want in that - if we screw up the moves, he'll retain a huge advantage.
Most likely he will play the Ruy Lopez. We need to decide which line we want in that - if we screw up the moves, he'll retain a huge advantage.
Nc6: 4 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus, XMRpromotions)
We can play Nc6 or Nf6 (Petrov's Defence).
I prefer Nc6
Nc6: 3 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus)
I prefer Nc6
Nc6: 3 votes (dre1982, Foxpup, hermesesus)
2... Nc6.
2 votes Nc6 (dre1982, Foxpup)
2 votes Nc6 (dre1982, Foxpup)
Nc6.
Thanks for the answers OP.
Thanks for the answers OP.
GM OP.
Who do you think will be the next competitor against Carlsen. Who is the one who make a chance?
Few years ago he was absolutely number one but the last time he isn't in that good shape.
Who do you think will be the next competitor against Carlsen. Who is the one who make a chance?
Few years ago he was absolutely number one but the last time he isn't in that good shape.
Everyone participating will have a chance to win the 2016 Candidates Tournament. Naturally if I am participating I would never name another person as being most likely to win. I can neither confirm nor deny my participation but will plan to do so (if I am participating) before the tournament begins. If I am participating and if I win I will attempt to find some bitcoin friendly sponsors for the World Championship Match.
It is no secret that Carlsen will be a favorite over anyone he faces.
Your move bitcointalk. You have the black pieces
The current position is updated below:
Game 2 (letsplayagame vs bitcointalk):
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3
The current position is updated below:
Game 2 (letsplayagame vs bitcointalk):
1.e4 e5 2.Nf3
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
c5: 1 vote (boolberry)
g6: 1 vote (Hueristic)
e6: 1 vote (XMRpromtions)
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
c5: 1 vote (boolberry)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
c5: 1 vote (boolberry)
1... e5. I think I'll go with a classical approach this time.
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
g6 1 vote (Hueristic)
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
g6 1 vote (Hueristic)
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
c5: 1 vote (boolberry)
Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
c5: 1 vote (boolberry)
Of course, I was talking about the popular options.
The French defense, among those, is also popular, though to a lesser extent to master-level games.
chess.com shows this:
1...c5 318,043
1...e5 149,775
1...e6 90,544
(number of games)
1) e5: 3 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob)
It has to be e5 or c5, right?
I vote e5, though.
Indeed.
e5: Open Game
c5: Sicilian Defence
e6: French Defence
c6: Caro–Kann Defence
Nf6: Alekhine's Defence
d6: Pirc Defence
g6: Modern Defense
d5: Scandinavian Defense
Nc6: Nimzowitsch Defence
Thanks Wikipedia
Of course, I was talking about the popular options.
GM OP.
Who do you think will be the next competitor against Carlsen. Who is the one who make a chance?
Few years ago he was absolutely number one but the last time he isn't in that good shape.
Who do you think will be the next competitor against Carlsen. Who is the one who make a chance?
Few years ago he was absolutely number one but the last time he isn't in that good shape.
1... e5. I think I'll go with a classical approach this time.
e5: 5 votes (dre1982, hermesesus, jjacob, actmyname, Foxpup)Nf6: 2 votes (Morecoin Freeman, StarenseN)
c6: 1 vote (languagehasmeaning)
g6 1 vote (Hueristic)
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