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| Posted by kai_sim sitecolony.com 2/16/2004 06:55:11 play online chess |  Subject: would you like this?Message: i miss a link in the team profile page. it's called "available players" (for team matches) what do you think about it? best regards kai |
| Posted by kai_sim sitecolony.com 2/17/2004 12:56:12 play online chess | any captains Message: think the same, or is it just me? |
| Posted by nima_tal sitecolony.com 2/17/2004 21:52:49 play online chess | think the same Message: i like the idea...you can suggest it to webmaster |
| Posted by skeeterss0 sitecolony.com 2/18/2004 10:42:17 play online chess | Might want to move this Message: into the Game Knot Forum. I think it will get more attention |
| Posted by kai_sim sitecolony.com 2/18/2004 14:45:31 play online chess | ok Message: your whish is my command ;) ... done! |
Chess news: Magnus Carlsen fights to the top -- The chess battle of the moment is Magnus Carlsen's fight to equal and surpass the established trio of Vishy Anand, Vlad Kramnik and Veselin Topalov who have held the world chess crown since 2005 but are all 15-20 years older than the 18-year-old Norwegian. Carlsen is consistently in the top five in the chess rankings and is virtually sure of a place in the next world title candidates event in 2010 or 2011. This year, too, he scored significant individual victories against Anand at Linares and against Topalov on the Bulgarian's home patch. Kramnik has proved tougher and has a large overall plus against the teenager. So last week, when Carlsen led Kramnik by half a point ... Kramnik wins Dortmund, again -- ... Another former world chess champion, Anatoly Karpov of Russia, is painfully demonstrating that chess is a young man's game. Karpov, arguably the most successful chess grandmaster in history, suffered five losses and occupied last place at 1-6 with two games remaining in the 10-player round robin in Donostia, Spain. Karpov faces long odds in making a return to elite competition at age 58. The oldest chess players who compete regularly at that level are Boris Gelfand, 41, of Israel and Vassily Ivanchuk, 40, of Ukraine. In contrast, U.S. chess champion Hikaru Nakamura, 21, began with a fantastic 5 1/2 -1 1/2 . Nakamura lacks experience in international events, but this type of chess ... International chess news -- Hikaru Nakamura, the U.S. chess champion, and Ukraine chess star Ruslan Ponomariov tied for first in the grandmaster round robin in Donostia, Spain. Each scored 6 1/2 -2 1/2 , and Nakamura won a speed chess playoff to officially claim first prize. Nakamura, only 21, is already a legend for his skill at speed chess. In Donostia, he showed a mature style, winning most games after trading Queens. He plans to compete in two more elite chess tournaments this year. Karpov suffered almost certainly the worst performance in history by any of the all-time chess greats. ... | |