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Pwntrucci[sR]
Canada1519 Posts
On September 22 2006 17:29 stack wrote: [removed quote within quote] the 94 game http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1070681 Hm, I understood everything that happened in that game, yep. (HEAD EXPLODES LIKE 25 TIMES LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL |-_-|-_-| | ||
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Locked
United States4182 Posts
On September 22 2006 17:29 stack wrote: [removed quote within quote] the 94 game http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1070681 ugh i'm feeling dumb and don't understand why black didn't take the rook at 40 ...Ke7 there must be some really simple mate afterwards that i'm missing or?? | ||
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Spike
United States1392 Posts
Black would have been pawned. hahahaha so nerdy  | ||
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Pwntrucci[sR]
Canada1519 Posts
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radar14
United States1437 Posts
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Shymon
United States620 Posts
On September 22 2006 19:57 mr.bad wrote: how can they see so far in the future? beacuse most times you don't have to actually read that far in advance. i would say that most positions (read non-combination freindly ones) require maybe at most a 3 move tree (a "tree" meaning what it would look like if you diagramed it out) to read out. Such a tree requires no extreme calculations and is fairly easy to do for most people, now evalutating the end result is what really seperates the best players. Combinations on the other hand sometimes require much deeper trees, sometimes 9-10 or more moves. However here there are shortcuts in caluation, forcing moves, forced moves, clearly supiror postions, or mate threats all cut down potential large sections of the tree beacuse the moves are more or less forced to go down a logical path. thus the premutations are not so duanting as they may first seem, but again evaluating the end position is vital (seeing how it will play out in advance does nothing if it is a worse position for you). | ||
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oneofthem
Cayman Islands24199 Posts
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karelen
Sweden2407 Posts
for those that dont follow chess that much it can be hard to understand why one player can be good at matches especially, they play chess the same way they play in tournaments right? well, in matches where several games are played against the same oponent specific preparation becomes crucial, and in the field kramnik is arguably the best in the world. the best example is when kramnik wrested the title from kasparov ( Topalov is the logical heir to the dynamic style of chess which was the signum of Kaspaov ) by cleverly stearing the games into well rehearsed endgames where kaspaov felt uncomfortable. As i see it Topalov probably is the slightly stronger player over all. But his lack of match experience makes this a toss up. Also Kramnik has shown that he is capable of shutting down players with similar style to Tpalov. The unknown factor is Kramniks current healthcondition. He is suffering from some sort of rheumatic disease which has kept him from serious competition for quite some time. | ||
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bearnet2001
Argentina335 Posts
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lightman
United States731 Posts
I prefer his machine flawless gamestyle over Topalov's aggressiveness, but let's see | ||
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BlackJack
United States10574 Posts
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mdb
Bulgaria4059 Posts
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MoltkeWarding
5195 Posts
On September 22 2006 19:20 Locked wrote: [removed quote within quote] ugh i'm feeling dumb and don't understand why black didn't take the rook at 40 ...Ke7 there must be some really simple mate afterwards that i'm missing or?? If he did that then B-e4 forks the King and Rook....trading Rooks is not good for black. | ||
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LTT
Shakuras1095 Posts
On September 23 2006 00:24 mdb wrote: Can`t wait! Does anyone know if you need a premium membership at chessgames.com to watch the fames live? You do not. Get it directly from the world championship site. http://www.worldchess2006.com/main.asp?id=918 | ||
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mdb
Bulgaria4059 Posts
On September 23 2006 02:32 LTT wrote: [removed quote within quote] You do not. Get it directly from the world championship site. http://www.worldchess2006.com/main.asp?id=918 Yeah, I guess I will watch teh moves on the official site and kibitz on chessgames  . One hour to go !!! Go Topa. In Bulgarian Top = rook | ||
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Silvanel
Poland4736 Posts
They are playing fast, suppose they both are prepred well for Catalan. | ||
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kaktusplant
Romania4 Posts
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Silvanel
Poland4736 Posts
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kaktusplant
Romania4 Posts
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Silvanel
Poland4736 Posts
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