toms cat1 wrote:
> I have been following the event in St Louis. It is not totally without
> precedent, however. The World Champion used to sit out the 'playoffs', so
> to speak, and just take on the winner as the Challenger.
>
> "In 1970, "Fischer dominated his contemporaries"[6] by winn
I have been following the event in St Louis. It is not totally without
precedent, however. The World Champion used to sit out the 'playoffs', so to
speak, and just take on the winner as the Challenger.
"In 1970, "Fischer dominated his contemporaries"[6] by winning the 1970
Interzonal Tou
Greg wrote:
> ...I played as a kid, but
> only (mostly) knew how to move the pieces.
Yeah, that's all I ever learned - how to move pieces. I hear people
say that it is a real tough mind game. Ya gotta think in 9
dimensions.
Thanks for chess.com link - maybe after I see it a bit it might be fun t
Penoff via Mercedes
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Subject: Re: [MBZ] O/T Chess
That's pretty cool, Tom. While no more than a very casual chess player who
hasn't played since high school, I enjoyed hearing the story.
Thanks,
Dan
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That's pretty cool, Tom. While no more than a very casual chess player who
hasn't played since high school, I enjoyed hearing the story.
Thanks,
Dan
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> On Sep 23, 2014, at 9:46 AM, toms cat1 via Mercedes
> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi Greg,
>
> I have played a lot of chess over th
Hi Greg,
I have played a lot of chess over the years, but I just don't have time
anymore. I do love the game, but I hate 2 dimensional computer chess. I much
prefer playing over the board against a live opponent. I will not play
online. Years ago, I played at a local club, regional t
Hi:
Is there anyone on the list who likes to play chess? I played as a kid, but
only (mostly) knew how to move the pieces. I am really enjoying it! I am
currently playing one of my sons (the one who owns a Mercedes) and one of
his friends on chess.com. I have played a few games already, and
