13 Sep 15
I'm going to assume this is a thread to ask 'What If' questions. I love books about historical what ifs, but I'll stick to Chess here.
What if a player with Fisher-like abilities arrives at RHP, but because of their circumstances, can only play online? They quickly run over all opposition, but just as quickly are banned as an engine user.
This is not my original idea. I read it some newspaper column, but can't remember where?
Originally posted by MontyMooseHe would be accused of being an engine-user but I doubt
I'm going to assume this is a thread to ask 'What If' questions. I love books about historical what ifs, but I'll stick to Chess here.
What if a player with Fisher-like abilities arrives at RHP, but because of their circumstances, can only play online? They quickly run over all opposition, but just as quickly are banned as an engine user.
This is not my original idea. I read it some newspaper column, but can't remember where?
very much if any of his games would hint at engine use!!!
14 Sep 15
Originally posted by lemondropOriginally posted by lemondrop
if bobby fisher had not found chess, what would he have become?
if bobby fisher had not found chess, what would he have become?
"Chess demands total concentration and a love for the game." --Bobby Fischer
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A. Another endeavor and/or lifetime priority he loved.
14 Sep 15
Originally posted by MontyMooseSteve, I'm glad you're here.
I'm going to assume this is a thread to ask 'What If' questions. I love books about historical what ifs, but I'll stick to Chess here.
What if a player with Fisher-like abilities arrives at RHP, but because of their circumstances, can only play online? They quickly run over all opposition, but just as quickly are banned as an engine user.
This is not my original idea. I read it some newspaper column, but can't remember where?
Originally posted by FMFFew if any thoughtful contributors to this online general forum give a damn about
I'm going by the thread title.
You should think about starting a blog, Grampy Bobby, then you could micromanage absolutely everything and everyone .🙂
gratuitous pontifications about off topic historical trivia. We're done here.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyLoads of people don't give a damn about what loads of other people say, and sometimes they do. And yet we get by. Start a blog, Grampy Bobby, and then you can ensure that absolutely everything stems from your endorsement and approval. 😀
Few if any thoughtful contributors to this online general forum give a damn about
gratuitous pontifications about off topic historical trivia. We're done here.