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Chessfriend.com - Annotated Chess Games And Chess Articles
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Dear chessfriend,
on this site we will present you a big collection of free chess information.
Core content are annotated chess games and tournament reviews. We will provide the games with annotations and want then the community to discuss the games then in public.
All games will be available for download in PGN and CBV (Chessbase) format.
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Chessfriend.com will be your website when you need something to know about a chess related topic.
Chess is not only about winning the game it’s also about the community, and being able to interact with other people.
There are other games out there like chess that are fun to play and have a big community like online bingo games and online RPG’s, they all have big thriving community's.
So go play some chess and remember win or lose enjoy the people around you because that’s what a community is for.
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Last Updated on Saturday, 03 July 2010 20:22
Robert James Bobby Fischer - Chess World Champion
Monday, 14 June 2010 22:27
Robert James Bobby Fischer - Chess World Champion
born March 9, 1943 - died January 17, 2008
"Bobby" Fischer was a US born chess grandmaster who in 1972 became World Chess Champion.
He also wrote some chess books ( e.g. My 66 memorable chess games).
In 1975 he officially resigned the title when FIDE, the international chess federation, refused to accept his conditions for a title defense.
Fischer later lived in Iceland where he got political asylum after the insane US Government under George W. Bush has banned him for playing a match in Yugoslavia against Boris Spasski.
Chess tournaments are a great way to develop your mind and improve your skill, and to get recognition like bobby Fischer. To win at the game of chess you have to play with strategy. Chess strategy consists of setting and achieving long-term goals during the game — for example, where to place different pieces. Chess is a game of skill and can take a long time to master and is in no way a game of luck like online slots , craps or any other game that you can win just by the luck of the draw. So when you play in a tournament relax and remember as long as you play with a strategy you have a chance to win.
Last Updated on Monday, 14 June 2010 22:54
Grossguth-Fischer 1956 annotated chess game
Tuesday, 15 June 2010 10:28
Grossguth,C - Fischer,Robert James [B92]
USA-ch Juniors USA, 1956
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Bobby Fischer was 13 years old when he played this game. He is already using the Najdorf Sicilian (5.-a6 named after GM Miguel Najdorf), his main defence against 1.e4 during his whole career. About the opponent I don't know much. He played like about ELO 2100 this game.
1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.d4 cxd4 4.Nxd4 Nf6 5.Nc3 a6
The Sicilian Najdorf
6.Be2
Other main lines are 6.Bg5, 6.Be3, 6.Bc4 or 6.f4
6...e5
A good alternative is 6...e6
7.Nb3 Be7
Possible is also 7...Be6. With 6...Be7 wants to castle fast.
8.Be3
The main line is 8.0–0
8...0–0
More often 8...Be6 is played
9.Qd2?!
9.0–0 is more popular, but the best results White is getting after 9.g4!?
9...b5
9.-Be6 is normally preferred
10.f3 Be6 11.g4?!
Better are 11.0–0 or 11.Nd5 The text move tries to start a king side attack. But Bobby is now able to play a classical counter-attack in the centre
11...d5!
White has now immediate problems with his centre. Black has the initiative.
Last Updated on Tuesday, 15 June 2010 11:23
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