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| Posted by gameknot_com uskidscompute.com 8/30/2002 00:48:38 |  Subject: USCF 1900Message: There's a new player on the site with USCF rating of 1900. He is looking for a good match. Please challenge him: intuitive. |
| Posted by hijodelmatador uskidscompute.com 8/30/2002 04:14:07 | OK... Message: From now on, in returning the good favor for having a brilliant site, I'll challenge all the new players being recommended by gameknot.com. Again, I just pray he'll not cancell our game just like ghosts_n_goblins did. |
| Posted by game uskidscompute.com 1/14/2003 16:13:14 play online chess | Message: what happened to this guy? |
Chess news: Carlsen Wins King's Chess Tournament by Wide Margin -- The Kings Chess Tournament in Romania ended Friday with a bang, not a whimper, as Magnus Carlsen of Norway, the top seed, won the chess event with one of the most impressive performances of his short career. He finished with 7.5 points, two more than Teimour Radjabov of Azerbaijan and Boris Gelfand of Israel. Gelfand had trailed by one point before the last round, but he lost to Radjabov, while Carlsen beat Wang Yue of China. Wang ended up in last place with 3 points. It was a strange last round as Black won all three games. Over all, there were more wins with Black in the tournament (8) than with White (7). Though Carlsen, the world’s top ranked chess player, has ... Women’s Chess Grand Prix Off to Very Fast Start -- There has been figurative blood on the walls at the Women’s Chess Grand Prix in Jermuk, Russia. In the first two rounds of the chess tournament, which is a round-robin, meaning each competitor faces each of the others once, 11 of the 12 games have been decisive. So far, Nana Dzagnidze of the Republic of Georgia and Lilit Mkrtchian of Armenia are the co-leaders with two points each. Tatiana Kosintseva of Russia, the winner of the Third Grand Prix in Nalchik, Russia, is in third place with 1.5 points. The winner of the Grand Prix — a series of six tournaments organized by the World Chess Federation — will become the challenger for the world chess championship, which ... Magnus Carlsen: King Among Chess Kings -- Imagine Usain Bolt, the fabulous Jamaican sprinter and world record-holder, running a 100 meter dash against some of the world's best contenders and winning by 20 meters. This is how the Norwegian chess superstar Magnus Carlsen dealt with the opposition at the elite Kings tournament in Medias, Romania, last week. Undefeated, with five wins and five draws, Carlsen left his nearest rivals two full points behind, scoring 7,5 points in 10 games. It was an amazing display of chess dominance. Carlsen, 19, is the world's top-rated chess player and his new rating is projected at 2826, some 23 points above the second-placed Veselin Topalov of Bulgaria. Nobody, except Garry Kasparov, ever ... | |