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blingice's Correspondence Games On each of the pages, you'll find some of my personal favorite (it doesn't mean I won them :))correspondence games that I have played. The games I have posted them on are the ones that have either A. followed the game the farthest or B. is by the most impressive player who won (that was playing the same color that I was in my corr game). Enjoy, and if you want to make comments about the games, you can go ahead and post on the game I posted it on, but leave a message for me in my forum so I don't overlook it. 17 games, 1853-2006 blingice's favorite games 31 games, 1475-2005 Bow to... Greco, Morphy, Tal, Kasparov, Fischer, Lasker, Capablanca, Steinitz, and Topalov. Not completed yet. 25 games, 1620-2006 Great Moves 9 games, 1904-2005 Infamous Match-ups: Alekhine These are all the decided games of Alekhine vs. [someone good]. Whether he wins or loses, he's probably still better than most of us, so I suppose we could learn something from him. Games 1-16: Alekhine vs. Capablanca: 7 wins, 9 losses, 31 draws 30 games, 1912-1938 Interesting.... http://www.xs4all.nl/~timkr/records... 15 games, 1882-2001 Kasparov Himself 21 games, 1926-2003 Look Closer @ later For me. Not for you. For me. 16 games, 1866-2005 lvl 0 12 (* l=l Y Bobby Fischer couldn't beat Morphy. 6 games, 1849-2005 Opening Trapz Own the opponent in less than 10 moves. 8 games, 1620-1993 Pandolfini's "Bobby Fischer's Outrageous Moves" These are what Bruce Pandolfini believes are Bobby's greatest moves. 24 games, 1957-1971 The Greatest Mates Ever What I think are some pretty cool checkmates and/or cool set ups. 27 games, 1850-2006