Chesslover
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Chesslover
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Cumberland, MD Katılım Eylül 2014
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@RenierCast Hard to say there are several countries who have strong teams.
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Do you think this is the strongest national team at the moment?
Simple answer YES or NO
I read your comments.
Wadim Rosenstein@WadimRosenstein
It will be very hot in Miami this summer 🔥 Save the dates: 26–27 July The strongest national team in the world at the moment - Team USA - will take the stage: Hikaru Nakamura @GMHikaru Fabiano Caruana @FabianoCaruana Wesley So @WesleySo_ Levon Aronian @LevAronian They will face another elite national team in a Rapid & Blitz showdown. Two days. World-class players. Global attention. Miami. July 26–27. More updates coming soon… @BBC @nytimes @FoxNews
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@FoxNews If they plant bombs or kill a large number of troops doing this skulldoggery bs then they need lit up. Im tired of seeing our troops putnin harms way because they think the Strait belongs to them.
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@HansMokeNiemann 2500 blitz but I am the one. Lets go Hans. Pick me. The lover of chess. The man, the myth, the legend. I have references. 😁
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I am still looking for an amateur board for the World Team Championship. Must never have crossed 2000 FIDE, will take whoever has the highest online blitz ELO, please DM me.
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@HansMokeNiemann Our girls little league fields need a lot of work. I could give you their contact information. If strictly chess I am not sure but Johnstown PA just started a club and I am sure they could use help with facilities. @ChessJohnstown
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The loser of the match against Awonder donates 10k to the Winner’s choice. The match is far from over, but what charities would you recommend? I know Gift of Chess , Chess in the Slums, and Chess in the Schools do amazing work.
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@HansMokeNiemann Everybody worried about getting their name mentioned in the f-bomb documentary.....sad times for chess.
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Agadmator was one of the few creators who didn’t hop on the bandwagon. He showed restraint and respect, I will always respect his virtue and principle. A rare breed in the chess world.
agadmator@agadmator
Feels a bit weird Netflix left out the only big Chess channel that actually stood up for Hans after the initial accusation. Guess it didn't fit the movie narrative
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So I finished the tournament with 6 / 9.
I've been living out of my suitcase for almost 3 weeks, and I played in 3 tournaments. I became an IM-elect on this trip, and also High School National Champion. So I think the trip was a success.
Tomorrow, I'm going home. 🏡
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I played a GM in round 9 of the Atlantic City Open. I lost. Below I took gxf4, which is losing after exf4. He's threatening Rc6, and if I try to stop this with Rd6 then Rc8+ Kg7 Nc4 wins material. I had to play g4. So now if Rc6 h5 Rxe6 Ne4 I have good counterplay against g3.
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@BYounger_4 @CoachKarlMofor @Coach_Tafe1 @Coach_RBitka @UA_CoachWiand @UACoachPerk @z3alkire @StarzWestern @Coachknip You got a good kid and hell of a ballplayer I will tell you that much. Grats Albany, cant wait for Saturdays in September now.
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After a great visit I was blessed with the opportunity to play at albany. Thank you family and coaches for supporting me in my journey. I am officially comitted to Albany.. @CoachKarlMofor @Coach_Tafe1 @Coach_RBitka @UA_CoachWiand @UACoachPerk @z3alkire @StarzWestern @Coachknip
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@atwell_rose Maybe your brain is tired. You deserve a break. You are doing so well overall but sometimes its good to take that much needed break. Just a thought. Always rooting for you!
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Instead I should play Nxc4 and enter the endgame after Qxd2 Rxd2 b5 Nb6. I did not think white had sufficient winning chances after Rad8, but it was objectively best.
I think I was calculating better last week than I am this week. I'm not sure why.
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I played a WIM in round 5 of the Atlantic City Open. We got a draw. Below I played Qb4. Now I am worse after she plays Qe8. I missed after Qxb6 Bxg2 Kxg2 she has Nd5, when Rxd5 fails to Qe4+. So I have to play Qc5, but after Nxe3+ Qxe3 Qc6+ Qf3 the endgame is better for black.
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@HansMokeNiemann Because Hikaru has always been a hot headed, quick to react guy. He will hardly ever admit he is wrong about something.
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Historically, Hikaru Nakamura has made numerous public accusations against other players without consistently providing strong evidence or facing meaningful accountability. Now that stricter anti-cheating measures are being implemented, he appears to object to them. If he genuinely believes that over-the-board cheating is so difficult, it raises questions about why he made such serious allegations during events like the Sinquefield Cup.
Endgame AI@EndgameaiChess
🇺🇸 Hikaru Nakamura criticizes anti-cheating measures at the Candidates. Speaking live on Kick with Jon Ludvig Hammer and Fiona Steil-Antoni, Nakamura called the security protocols “nonsense,” arguing they’ve gone too far. Players are scanned before and after games, with strict controls and multiple checks in place. “At some point you have to ask… who are we? Mossad agents in Iran or what? We’re just chess players.” He added that he hasn’t raised it with FIDE, saying he doesn’t see the point, and believes concerns about cheating at such a tightly controlled event are being exaggerated.
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Now I'm in Atlantic City! I'm here for the 9-round CCA tournament that starts tonight. This is the 3rd and final tournament on my trip to the eastern US (Charlotte ➡️ Chicago ➡️Atlantic City). The first 2 went pretty well so hopefully this one can too. Windy beach 🌊🐚 -
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Friday's puzzle was a study by Filip Bondarenko.The solution: 1.Rg1+,Bb1 2.Rc1!,c5 3.Kg1, c4 4. Kf1, c3 5.Bc3:,f5 6.Ke1,f4 7.Kd1, f3 8.Rc2!, followed by 9.Kc1 and mate.
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I just played an IM in the last round of High School Nationals. And I won! I was black, and I played the French, and I got in trouble in the early middlegame. However, he was inaccurate and I was eventually able to equalize. And then, in time trouble...
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Never underestimate the dangers of the English Chess School! You innocently visit London for an open tournament in December and by March you are whipping out the Grand Prix attack in the #FIDECandidates 🙂
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