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A little bit less than the best. A collection of all these forgotten chess heroes, who wrote history although they're now forgotten. Many of them have splendid results and sometimes interesting records on theirname. It's a shame that most of them are almost forgotten. 7 games, 1896-1959 All the worldchampions. All the worldchampions and one of there games. But, with all worldchampions I mean ALL worldchampions. Correspondance, men, women... 106 games, 1886-2005 Bad Blunders This collection is for all the patzers here. It is always good to realize that strong players can also fail. That they can is sure; just have a look at this games here, where the strongest players (GMs and so)lose by terrible blunders. 22 games, 1848-2004 Caïssa's dream world A collection of games that received a place in history, just because they're beautiful. 46 games, 1851-2006 Colle's chess masterpieces by Fred Reinfeld Originally published: Black knight press, New York 1936 As reprinted by Dover 1984 ISBN 0-486-24757-0 written by Fred Reinfeld about Edgard Colle (1897-1932). (Games 1,8,13-16,19-23,26-27 and 34 are submitted by me.) 51 games, 1923-1931 Common opening blunders How NOT to play inthe opening. 9 games, 1883-2004 Endgames-the essential stuff. To me, the endgame is the most difficult part of the game. I know it's the same for many people. For them (and for me), I try to collect the most important endgames so that we can study tham easy. I wish you much fun while studying and a good game for the practice of the endgames! 27 games, 1834-2004 Fischer's rare defeats. In this collection I'll show 1 game from everybody who has a + or = score against Fischer. Of course It'll be a game against Fischer 14 games, 1956-1967 Games I submitted The title says it all. See Game Collection: Colle's chess masterpieces by Fred Reinfeld to. 91 games, 1889-2005 Hypermodern chess: Aron Nimzovich by Reinfeld Hypermodern chess: as developed in the games of its greatest exponent, Aron Nimzovich The definitive collection of nimzovich's revolutionary games and their startling unconvential theories. Dover publications, New York 1958 Fred Reinfeld 56 games, 1904-1934 Lovely draw's This is one of the funniest draw-games ever. Very amusing to see black trying to break the white defence. 10 games, 1872-1996 Olympiads best games. The best games; special prices and others. 65 games, 1927-1935 People playing their own opening. There will be many of them. 23 games, 1827-1993 Pillsbury winning on f5. Pillsbury is maybe the only player ever with a special "lucky square". He was famous for his games, winning with f4-f5. Here are some. 28 games, 1893-1904 Player of the day: notable game III Starts 13/07/2006 400 games, 1620-2007 Player of the day: notable game IV 287 games, 1827-2007 Player of the day: Notable game. I try to give the most famous or the best game of the player of the day. I start 30/5/2004. 323 games, 1620-2005 PLayer of the day:notable game II the second part, starts 25/04/2005. 399 games, 1620-2006 Players I know 4 games, 2000-2001 Steinitz' Rare Defeats. Something like my collection "fischer's rare defeats". Everybody that played Steinitz more than once and that has a + or = overall score against him. 20 games, 1860-1898

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