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Prugno
Member since Dec-19-05 · Last seen Mar-07-18
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   Prugno has kibitzed 320 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Mar-07-18 G Matteucci vs V Castaldi, 1938
 
Prugno: Probably the victim of this miniature is actually Guido Matteucci .
 
   Feb-01-18 Francesco Bellomo (replies)
 
Prugno: Worse and worse... not only has the story been featured in all our major talk shows, but the international media have picked it up as well: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...
 
   Dec-09-17 Dharshan Kumaran
 
Prugno: GM Kumaran is by far the strongest chess player among the authors of the Alpha Zero paper, so perhaps he had a special role in the project...
 
   Aug-14-17 Westerinen vs J Franzen, 1988 (replies)
 
Prugno: Dr. Franzen looks like an exceptionally gifted person in many areas, but I suspect his 2590 was an ICCF and not a FIDE rating.
 
   Jul-22-17 Gabriel Flom (replies)
 
Prugno: He is playing under the name of Flom or Battaglini-Flom these days, and is described as "French-Israeli" in the following report: http://en.chessbase.com/post/georg-...
 
   Jun-25-17 Carlo Marzano
 
Prugno: This player is a team-mate of mine. We have been friends for almost 30 years, and I always admired his multi-talented personality. Although in his main job he is a successful lawyer, Carlo also excels in many of his hobbies: master-strength chess player, first-class musician, ...
 
   Jun-25-17 A Kashlinskaya vs Uhlmann, 2012
 
Prugno: Together with very few other examples, like Korchnoi's win over Caruana in Gibraltar, this must be one of the most spectacular games ever played by a 77-year-old.
 
   May-14-17 Short vs Eljanov, 2017 (replies)
 
Prugno: A fascinating game, and one of the cases where watching it online with computer evaluations in the background took away most of my pleasure. I mean, which human player will ever discover at the board that the best defence to White's ferocious attack is 23... Kb6! followed by 24... ...
 
   Nov-24-16 F Ferretti vs M Bagi, 2016
 
Prugno: Hopefully nobody is ever going to look at this game, but let me submit a correction just in case, before anyone points out that most of the last 10 moves make no sense. Here is what was actually played, as far as I can reconstruct from my scoresheet (everything OK until move 34): 35.
 
   Mar-13-16 J Christiansen vs Shabalov, 2016
 
Prugno: It would take some time to analyze this game properly (what happens after 25. Kh1, for instance?), but an old-fashioned king hunt is always great fun for all the spectators. Congratulations to Shabalov, whose aggressive style hasn't changed much over the years, and to his young ...
 
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