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- "Knot Two Night, Sweet Pea" She tells Freddybear
442 games, 1804-2021 - "Ross For Boss" - We Should Have Listened
...c5, Bb5
Thank you rickcarnes.
* For Black: Game Collection: Beating the Rossolimo Sicilian * Anand plays Bb5: Game Collection: Anand with Rossolimo attack * From Chesspraxis: Game Collection: Sicilian * More Bb5s: Game Collection: Sicilian * Pick a line: Opening Explorer * Black Storms: Game Collection: Tal - The Modern Benoni FTB Remembers...
Texas billionaire businessman Mr. Ross Perot was sooo right. "That giant sucking sound" was American jobs leaving the states for cheaper labor in foreign countries. The North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) was terrible for the United States of America. Lots of small factories that used to be in small American towns that gladly supplied local labor in a dependent partnership, took advantage of NAFTA, packed up and left the country leaving small town workers high and dry. There goes the local economy. If people can't work, they don't have money to spend, and shops close up without retail sales. "Globalism" is the main foreign policy approach of the Democrat Party today, putting America second to aid the world's economy, yet the world's economy has gone into the crapper for decades now. Why would we essentially put the needs of other countries ahead of America? A healthy American economy aides the world; an unhealthy economy certainly does not. Clinton and Bush Sr. both supported the NAFTA disaster. (Bush did not have an economic plan, so he signed on to Clinton's plan and got beat for re-election, losing votes to third-party Independent candidate businessman Ross Perot who said NAFTA was bad, Bad, BAD! Yes, NAFTA helped to usher in the era of Slick Willie, even though his numerous sexual misdeeds, ill-gotten financial gains, and outright lies were well known before his first election. 12-year mistress Gennifer Flowers was well-known at the time, but voters went with a fresh politician anyway, and continue to do so in the new millennium.) Politicians from both major parties wanted to be able to take credit for doing something. Sometimes it's better to do nothing than something (that is wrong), especially when it comes to the federal government. (I say leave the free market alone and it will adjust via supply and demand because motivated entrepreneurs want to make a dollar again and again.) The more the federal government takes on, the more they screw up. The federal government is not about doing what's right or best for the American people, it's about lying to stay in power and get rich off wasteful, lavish government spending, excessive government contracts way over cost, kickbacks and political favors. Perhaps little is worse than our bloated Veteran's Administration, a red tape bureaucracy that kills off our soldiers who served faithfully while they wait days, weeks, months for medical care that was promised to them. People think they want the government to take charge of our health care via Obamacare? No, HELL NO! Government operated health care will be a clusterflub of gigantic proportions and we'll loose our privacy once our health records are stored in government data bases, only to be leaked at a later date. Government leaks of all kinds of material have become the norm during the Obama administration; the feds cannot control themselves. The less the federal government operates, the better... especially matters the private sector can address through free competition in the marketplace. Citizens of the United States already have the best health care in the world. Why let the government ruin that? Because the Democrat party wants complete control of the people's choices, and taking over health care is one sure way to do that. If government can run health care, government can then run the people any which way it wishes. Moscow fell on even worse economic times in the 1980s and 1990s. Communism is forced labor, not motivating, very unproductive. Communism controls the choices of it's people. They are not free to choose. The government chooses for them. Sound familiar? (Fredthebear showed mercy to the Chekhover variation in this collection because it usually entails a Bb5 pin.) Along came American government watchdog Ron Paul. The misleading mainstream media does not like Mr. Paul because he speaks his mind. Mr. Paul refuses to support American wars and be politically correct so he's given little publicity; not many people are exposed to Ron Paul's message. His warnings are crystal clear about the downward spiral America is headed and how our reckless FEDERAL GOVERNMENT IS THE PROBLEM -- adding to the crisis instead of resolving it. Perhaps his son, Kentucky Senator Rand Paul, a true freedom fighter for personal rights and responsible government spending, will be elected president one day. Although most of America does not listen, in large part because the complicit national media propaganda deliberately screens out those who speak out against the liberal socialist "progressive" agenda of bigger government, open (non-existent) borders, higher taxes-spending-restrictions and lower, deviant social morays, we thank you Mr. Perot and Mr. Paul for trying to do what is best for America. We should have listened to your warnings. This has been the Rossolimo Attack on harmful federal government regulatory oversight -- stripping individuals and states of the freedom to choose as the federal government chooses for them -- and outrageously reckless, wasteful spending for $21 TRILLION dollars of national debt?!?!? Why do American voters allow the federal government to be this shamefully glutinous and blatantly irresponsible -- spending money we do not have, money we cannot pay back?!? Why is the red tape neglect of the Veterans Administration killing more of our soldiers than enemy combatants do?!?!? I say protect the border because it's a border (Do you close the doors to your home or is it an open house free-for-all?), dump NAFTA and bring our jobs back home! The Canal Attack takes place along the southern Texas, Arizona and California borders. Don't ask about New Mexico.
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331 games, 1927-2021 - - ER Other People
251 games, 1835-2021 - -ER Fischer
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This is a collection split. The Lasker games are in their own collection now. A special tip o' the hat to chess historian Edward Winter. The entire chess world owes Mr. Winter a huge debt of gratitude for his steadfast historical research of our fascinating game and it's many stories. He is a great champion of the game too! Jul-22-15
SimplicityRichard wrote:
My friend, I am afraid despite being a Fischer fan that I must disagree with you that Fischer was the best player in the world in 1960. Fischer was wiped out by Tal (0-4) in 1959. And Tal was World Champion in 1960 and 1961. You cannot lose 4-0 to another and claim to be the best in the world; there is no excuse to losing 4-0 to another player in serious games. That result is incredibly telling! # Just to add some facts; Gligoric beat Fischer 4 times, lost once and drew 6 times until 1962. When these two met in 1966 and thereafter, Fischer never lost to Gligoric. Fischer won or drew.
Again until 1965, Reshevsky seemed to have been Fischer's match; but from 1966 onwards Fischer beat Reshevsky 5 times, losing no game and drawing thrice. Therefore, it appears that Fischer became the world's strongest player from around 1966. This is my view. # * Bobby Fischer photos in LIFE magazine: https://www.google.com/search?q=Bob... * BF's Simultaneous Tour: Game Collection: A Legend on the Road (I) * RJF change-up: Game Collection: Fischer doesn't play 1.e4 * Here's a link to Fischer - Spassky, all years:
search "Fischer vs Spassky" * Here's a link to Bobby Fischer playing White against the Sicilian: http://www.chessgames.com/perl/ches... * Link to "My Sixty Memorable Games": Game Collection: My 60 Memorable Games/Fischer * Robert Fischer's Best Games by KingG (127 games, a ton of quotes):
Game Collection: Robert Fischer's Best Games * Bobby Fischer Rediscovered/Andrew Soltis (97 games):
Game Collection: Bobby Fischer Rediscovered (Andy Soltis) * 1992: Game Collection: Spassky-Fischer Match 1992
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450 games, 1827-2016 - -ER Lasker
On the chessboard lies and hypocrisy do not survive long. The creative combination lays bare the presumption of a lie; the merciless fact, culmination in checkmate, contradicts the hypocrite.
--- Emanuel Lasker
This is a Fredthebear collection split. The Fischer games will be deleted as space is needed. Emanuel Lasker, Bobby Fischer: Tremendous world champions. Perhaps no other world champions have made a LASTING IMPACT on the chess world like these two have. I'd have to say that the strategic principles outlined by the first official world champion Wilhelm Steinitz would land him quite high on such a list having made a LASTING IMPACT. Garry Kasparov certainly leaps upward with his "My Great Predecessors" book series and mixed results against computers. Lasker would surely include Jose Capablanca, who had a brilliant but much shorter career and had to come out of retirement for financial reasons -- times were tough in the 1930s! Kasparov was heavily influenced by Alexander Alekhine. The evils of alcohol burden A.A. When sober, he could really tear it up. Listen closely at an American chess tournament, and the GM name you'll hear casually mentioned the most is easily Bobby Fischer. Perhaps "The Wizard of Riga" GM Mikhail Tal is close by in popularity. The pulverizing American champion Paul Morphy was not considered an official world champion, but no one was his equal world-wide. What chess player has not admired Paul Morphy's games, including Fischer himself? Fischer said Lasker was a coffee house player. He was mostly wrong. (Many disagree with Fischer's various opinions on many matters inside and outside of chess.) Both Fischer and Lasker were skilled, all-around players, great fighters. Lasker would play complicated moves, perhaps less than best but perplexing to the opponent, which Fischer disapproved of (having the benefit of several years of heavy analysis from the chess world). The one obvious area where Lasker clocked Fischer (and the entire chess world) was longevity. Not only was Lasker world champion for 27 years, he played at a very high level for many years later. Lasker went unbeaten and finished a half-point out of first (Flohr, Botvinnik) in the grueling nineteen-round 1935 Moscow tournament at the age of 66, ahead of Capablanca and Alekhine. Perhaps only Vice-Champion Korchnoi's career can compare for sustained excellence over a lifetime without waning due to age or alcoholism; both were smokers! It is fair to say that Lasker would be a GIANT in any era of play because of his ability to produce in difficult positions. A few of distant cousin Edward Lasker's games are here. Edward Lasker wrote a very instructive chess book called Modern Chess Strategy that influenced many future masters. (Lasker's Chess Manual was written by Emanuel Lasker and is also considered a classic for future masters.) A special tip o' the hat to chess historian Edward Winter. The entire chess world owes Mr. Winter a huge debt of gratitude for his steadfast historical research of our fascinating game and it's many stories. He is a great champion of the game too! * Nunn's Chess Course: Game Collection: Lasker JNCC * Secret Weapon: Game Collection: Lasker's Secret Weapon * 1908 WC Match: Game Collection: Lasker vs Tarrasch WCM 1908 * Link to Frank Marshall - Edward Lasker 1923 Match:
Game Collection: Marshall -- Ed. Lasker 1923 match
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354 games, 1872-1993 - -ER Others
500 games, 1819-2020 - .30-30 Winchester Carbine
479 games, 1790-2021 - .30-30 Winchester Lever-Action
403 games, 1846-2021 - 021Club for ECO A, D, E
321 games, 1610-2020 - 021Club for ECO B, C
398 games, 1475-2021 - 1 Miniatures, Collection XVII
473 games, 1560-2013 - 1 MiniMixer D4 C4 B4 A4
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This collection contains 92 brevities from ph2ca, 70 brevities from ianD, 63 brevities from MorphyMatt, 59 games from saveyougod, 20 games from Mating Net, 18 games from RayDelColle. Thank you ph2ca, ianD, MorphyMatt, Mating Net, RayDelColle and saveyougod! * Checkmate Patterns to Recognize Instantly: https://chessfox.com/checkmate-patt... * Brilliant (and mostly famous games)!! Game Collection: Brilliant Miniatures * Champion miniatures: Game Collection: Champions miniature champions * Charming Miniatures: Game Collection: Charming Miniatures * Tactical Mix: Game Collection: mastering Tactical ideas by minev * Forney's Collection: Game Collection: Brutal Attacking Chess * Spassky had a universal style: Game Collection: Spassky's Best Games (Cafferty) * D00-D99 Master Lists:
- https://allchessopenings.blogspot.c...
- https://www.chesslecture.com/eco.ph... - https://www.ficsgames.org/eco.html
- http://myweb.astate.edu/wpaulsen/ch... - https://www.brentwoodchessclub.org/... - http://www.bookuppro.com/ecopgn/d.h...
- https://www.chessagain.com/?cnt=2&l... - http://www.jimmyvermeer.com/opening...
- https://www.saela.eu/games/chess/gi...
- https://www.blia.it/giochi/scacchi/
- http://gambiter.com/chess/openings/... - http://www.ficgs.com/directory_open...
- http://www.learn-and-play-online-ch... - https://www.thechesswebsite.com/che... - https://www.chessopolis.com/eco-cod... - https://vi.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dan... - https://www.dailychess.com/chess/op... - http://eudesign.com/chessops/ch-lis...
- http://www.ecochess.com/d00d99.htm
- http://www.szachowe.pl/viewtopic.ph...
- https://sv.abcdef.wiki/wiki/List_of... - http://www.hilmar-alquiros.de/D.htm
- https://www.chess.com/blog/Gm_andre... - https://ecochessopeningcodes.blogsp... - http://www.giocareascacchi.it/eco/D...
- https://chessopenings.com/eco/D00/
- https://www.chessvideos.tv/chess-op... - https://www.chesspub.com/cgi-bin/ch... - http://www.jordigonzalezboada.com/a... - https://www3.diism.unisi.it/~addabb... - https://qdoc.tips/67813176-chess-op... - http://www.abdelnauer.de/gametop.htm
* 1.d4 g6: Game Collection: A40 Modern: Queen Pawn Fianchetto (Black) * 1.d4: Game Collection: Winning with 1 d4! * 1.d4: Game Collection: d4 * Staunton Gambits: Game Collection: DUTCH Staunton Gambit: White Mates in 25 * Nov-24-20 Penguincw: Recently a trap has emerged in this opening, best used in online blitz/bullet with pre-moving:
1.d4 e5 2.dxe5 Bc5 3.Nf3 d6 4.exd6 Ne7 5.dxe7 Bxf2+ 6.Kxf2 Qxd1. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oks...
(bullet game vs. Naroditsky, 2:33)
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500 games, 1620-2020 - 1 MiniMixer E4 C5
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This is a combined collection of 92 brevities from ph2ca, 63 brevities from MorphyMatt, 59 games from saveyougod, many gambits from Calar, 20 games from Mating Net, 18 games from RayDelColle. Thank you ph2ca, ianD, MorphyMatt, Mating Net, RayDelColle, Calar, and saveyougod! This is a Fredthebear collection split of E4 and D4 games; contributions have been adjusted accordingly. Special thanks to Bill Wall for a whole bunch of these Sicilians. * Checkmate Patterns to Recognize Instantly: https://chessfox.com/checkmate-patt... * Anderssen's Assaults: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/che... * Ataman's Miniatures: Game Collection: Instructive Chess Miniatures (Ataman) * Charming Miniatures: Game Collection: Charming Miniatures * Extinguish the Dragon: Game Collection: 1.e4 explorations * Brilliant (and mostly famous games)!! Game Collection: Brilliant Miniatures * Spassky had a universal style: Game Collection: Spassky's Best Games (Cafferty) * Champion miniatures: Game Collection: Champions miniature champions
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500 games, 1840-2020 - 1 MiniMixer E4 E5 No C30s, No C50s FTB
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This collection contains 92 brevities from ph2ca, 70 brevities from ianD, 63 brevities from MorphyMatt, 59 games from saveyougod, 20 games from Mating Net, 18 games from RayDelColle. Thank you ph2ca, ianD, MorphyMatt, Mating Net, RayDelColle, and saveyougod! This is a Fredthebear collection split of E4 and D4 games; contributions have been split accordingly. King's Gambit and Italian games have been removed from this collection. * Checkmate Patterns To Recognize Instantly: https://chessfox.com/checkmate-patt... * Anderssen's Assaults: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/che... * Ataman's Miniatures: Game Collection: Instructive Chess Miniatures (Ataman) * Charming Miniatures: Game Collection: Charming Miniatures * Wall's APCT Miniatures:
http://billwall.phpwebhosting.com/c... * Getting started w/the Danish Gambit: https://www.chessonly.com/danish-ga... * Extinguish the Dragon: Game Collection: 1.e4 explorations * Brilliant (and mostly famous games)!! Game Collection: Brilliant Miniatures * Spassky had a universal style: Game Collection: Spassky's Best Games (Cafferty) * Champion miniatures: Game Collection: Champions miniature champions * Wonders and Curiosities: Game Collection: Wonders and Curiosities of Chess (Chernev) * Blowing Away the Castled King: Game Collection: Attack The King's Pocket * Many gambits from all openings by ECO code: https://www.jimmyvermeer.com/openin...
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500 games, 1590-2021 - 1 MiniMixer E4 Other
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This is a combined collection of 92 brevities from ph2ca, 63 brevities from MorphyMatt, 59 games from saveyougod, many gambits from Calar, 20 games from Mating Net, 18 games from RayDelColle. Thank you ph2ca, ianD, MorphyMatt, Mating Net, RayDelColle, Calar, and saveyougod! This is a Fredthebear collection split of E4 and D4 games; contributions have been adjusted accordingly. * Checkmate Patterns to Recognize Instantly: https://chessfox.com/checkmate-patt... * Anderssen's Assaults: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/che... * Ataman's Miniatures: Game Collection: Instructive Chess Miniatures (Ataman) * Charming Miniatures: Game Collection: Charming Miniatures * Extinguish the Dragon: Game Collection: 1.e4 explorations * Brilliant (and mostly famous games)!! Game Collection: Brilliant Miniatures * Spassky had a universal style: Game Collection: Spassky's Best Games (Cafferty) * Champion miniatures: Game Collection: Champions miniature champions * Longer KPs: Game Collection: ANIL RAJ.R's KING PAWN GAMES
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212 games, 1623-2019 - 1 MiniMixer French C10s & Italians C50s FTB
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This collection contains 92 brevities from ph2ca, 70 brevities from ianD, 63 brevities from MorphyMatt, 59 games from saveyougod, 20 games from Mating Net, 18 games from RayDelColle. Thank you ph2ca, ianD, MorphyMatt, Mating Net, RayDelColle, and saveyougod! This is a Fredthebear collection split of E4 and D4 games; contributions have been split accordingly. King's Gambit, Philidor Defense, Petrov Defense, Scotch and Spanish games have been removed from this collection. * Checkmate Patterns To Recognize Instantly: https://chessfox.com/checkmate-patt... * Anderssen's Assaults: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/che... * AA in the Evans Gambit: https://www.chessgames.com/perl/che... * Ataman's Miniatures: Game Collection: Instructive Chess Miniatures (Ataman) * Charming Miniatures: Game Collection: Charming Miniatures * Extinguish the Dragon: Game Collection: 1.e4 explorations * Brilliant (and mostly famous games)!! Game Collection: Brilliant Miniatures * Spassky had a universal style: Game Collection: Spassky's Best Games (Cafferty) * Champion miniatures: Game Collection: Champions miniature champions
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500 games, 1620-2021 - 1 Strategie 1 - 6 Tigersprung auf DWZ 1800
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Fredthebear copied this collection and plans to part out the games to other collections. 1. Zentrum
2. Plan in der Schachpartie
3. Kampf gegen das Bauernzentrum
4. Das Läuferpaar
5. Entwicklungsvorteil
6. Bauernspiel
(manche Partien fehlen aus dem einfachen Grund: ich fand sie hier nicht oder es sind Partien, die schon aufgenommen wurden - eventuell auch in der Collektion "Tigersprung auf DWZ 1500") * Method B: Game Collection: Method B's favorite games * Lipnitsky Modern Chess Theory: Game Collection: Lipnitsky Modern Chess Theory *
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80 games, 1873-2001 - 1. d4 Repertório QGD
84 games, 1854-2020 - 1. d4! Compiled by Lau
103 games, 1895-2004 - 1. Falkbeer Countergambit 3.Nc3
11 games, 1910-1995
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