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Ok.. so I've seen that DT gave Kasparov a can full of whoopass... who else on here has taken out a big gun OTB ? Any amount of boasting ang gloating is acceptable.
Mike
Mike
Originally posted by thaughbaerIt was 1988. I was playing in the Seattle Chess Club championship, round 1. Me 1323 (USCF), and some guy named Ziad 2031 (USCF). 6 hours and 81 moves later he resigned. I had 2 pawns on the 7th rank guarded by 1 bishop, and was up 3 pawns in material. It would cost him his only remaining piece to prevent one of them from queening. 2031 is not exactly a big gun, but defeating someone 700+ points higher than myself is cause for least some modest boasting.😀
Ok.. so I've seen that DT gave Kasparov a can full of whoopass... who else on here has taken out a big gun OTB ? Any amount of boasting ang gloating is acceptable.
Mike
Originally posted by scacchipazzoYes, that is one of the nicest GM vs One of the normal people, games I've looked at. Mep is an asset to the community, along with others such as GP ,SG, etc etc
Wow, mephisto! What a truly wonderful memory! You should scan and post the signed card for our enjoyment. You played well. Thanks for posting the game.
Originally posted by greenpawn34Regardless of whom one might play I know my knees would be jelly knowing that the pressure is on like you describe. I can only imagine if it is a former world champ! Therefore, an agreed draw under such circumstances is quite impressive indeed.
A good one Meph.
Perhaps anyone who has not taken part in a simul
does not realise how hard it is.
There is one main advantage the Master has as oppossed to a normal game
His playing strength is obvious but the fact [b]You Must Move
when he appears at your board is very unsettling.
Especially if you are swithering on a choice between tw ...[text shortened]... with a lot of GM's.
Some allow more passes when they have the field down to three of four.[/b]