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| Posted by brankort uskidscompute.com 2/09/2003 14:47:49 play online chess |  Subject: free online anaysis?Message: Hi all Along time ago on this site someone posted a site that would email you analysis of a game you could export. I used it once but didnt save the URL...anyone aware of this site? |
| Posted by zdrak uskidscompute.com 2/09/2003 15:09:39 play online chess | Message: www.nimbleknight.com/ |
| Posted by gatsby uskidscompute.com 2/09/2003 18:10:25 play online chess | Message: thanks for the tip regarding that site... i just signed onto it... does this site actually email game analysis results, or must you always log in at nimbleknight.com??? if they do forward results to an email account, i did not see that link. |
| Posted by rkatteri uskidscompute.com 3/19/2003 14:09:19 play online chess | www.nimbleknight.com Message: Right now you have to login to view the reports. |
| Posted by rkatteri uskidscompute.com 4/06/2003 08:17:51 play online chess | Re:www.nimbleknight.com Message: Right now you can also annotate the games yourself and compare your annotations with that of the computer |
Chess news: Ivanchuk, Carlsen Lead at Amber -- Rapid chess and blindfold chess require different skills. But excelling at both is a prerequisite for victory at the annual Amber Chess Tournament, the most unusual event of the year. Amber is sponsored by Joop van Oosterom, a Dutch billionaire and world correspondence chess champion, who started the tournament in 1992 and named it after his daughter. With a generous prize fund (this year 216,000 euros, or a little less than $300,000), an invitation to the tournament is coveted by the world’s top chess players. (It does not hurt that the tournament is held in Nice, France, on the Côte d’Azur.) This year’s field is made up of ... In Europe, a Young Chess Champion Emerges From Deep Ranks -- The European Championships showed how much the chess world has changed in the last 20 years. The men’s division was won by Ian Nepomniachtchi of Russia, a 19-year-old chess grandmaster. Nepomniachtchi is talented, and he was seeded 35th in a field that included more than 150 grandmasters. But he was just one player among dozens who had a realistic shot at the title. On the scale used to measure ability, Nepomniachtchi has a rating of 2,656 and is ranked No. 78 in the world. Yet in 1990, Yasser Seirawan of the United States — one of the most talented chess players of his generation — was 10th with a rating of 2,635. Now, Seirawan’s rating is 2,651, and he is ... Ivanchuk Holds Lead at Amber -- Vassily Ivanchuk of Ukraine, is proving to be the most intrepid player at the annual Amber chess tournament. He has yet to lose a game and, heading into the second rest day, he has a one point lead over Magnus Carlsen of Norway, the world’s top-ranked chess player. Boris Gelfand of Israel and Vladimir Kramnik of Russia are tied for third, a half point behind Carlsen. Carlsen took the lead in Round 6 by beating Gelfand 2-0. (The participants play a rapid game and a blindfold game against each of the other competitors.) It was the fourth time in the tournament that Carlsen had won both games in a match. But, in Round 7, Carlsen lost 1.5-0.5 to Vugar Gashimov of Azerbaijan, while ... | |