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arielbekarov
Member since Mar-28-04
Chess is for me the epitome of art, science, and sport, where only my own skill can assist me. I can never say: "What a bad luck!"
Nothing and nobody to blame than myself.
Though my aspiration is to win, I must deserve it. In this sense, I can better appreciate the thought of losing a real good game than winning a bad one.

This eternal fight to becoming better is the real pleasure for me. Strongly, I dislike the expression "It's only a game." I have the same attitude as Brazilians in soccer. It's a question of life and death,
but the most important is that it is
BEAUTIFUL-JOGA BONITO.

Chess gives so much,
and can easily be played everywhere.

Chess is interesting from the
psychological point of view. It tells something
about our personality. The way we play, move the pieces, our behaviour...

There are moments during the battle between the White and Black pieces when one's own ego seems to be absorbed in the greatness of chess. Such moments are rare and should be cherished.

Ariel Lindgren

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   arielbekarov has kibitzed 674 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Nov-15-16 Karjakin vs Carlsen, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: Great to follow Carlsen's efforts to win even by risking a sure draw. Risking at least to some small extent as far as I can see. And Karjakin's precise defence. Magnificent game by both players!!
 
   Mar-28-16 Karjakin vs Caruana, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: <paulalbert> Thank you for your interesting and informative comments! It would be interesting to visit New York during the upcoming event of the World Championship match. I have a question regarding the chess life in this great city that I've never visited; not even been ...
 
   Mar-25-16 Nakamura vs Anand, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: Good Chess to you all! I appreciate the appearance as well as the chess (as far I can understand it) of Viswanathan Anand a lot, but, I think, a match between the two cars would be more exciting.
 
   Mar-23-16 Caruana vs Anand, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: <MrSpock> Thank you! Your answer will be helpful! <MrSpock: <arielbekarov> IPON-Rating List: http://www.inwoba.de/index.html >
 
   Mar-21-16 Giri vs Caruana, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: White: Qe5
 
   Mar-20-16 Aronian vs Giri, 2016 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: <perfidious> I think Black can win this rather than White can lose it. Thanks to the good play of Black. And the black pawns on the queenside can be decisive. You are right that something can happen there.
 
   Jun-27-15 Norway Chess (2015) (replies)
 
arielbekarov: The result of this tournament shows, I think, the extraordinary results Magnus Carlsen has achieved up to now. One would wonder about the level among the top players, if one single player would be able to win everything years after years. This tells that Carlsen has to deal ...
 
   Nov-16-13 Anand vs Carlsen, 2013 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: <Sneaky: <arielbekarov> Glad to see you back posting on CG.> Hello Sneaky :) ! All the best!
 
   Nov-12-13 Carlsen vs Anand, 2013 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: This was a very nice game, I think! Thanks for all your comments, which makes it all so much more interesting!
 
   Nov-09-13 Carlsen vs Anand, 2013 (replies)
 
arielbekarov: Thank you also <RedShield> and <Cemoblanca>!! I saw your answers now!
 
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