So I'm gonna start putting together a database. Not to put on a computer but a more personal one. Like a binder of games, sorted by what opening was used. It's to take with me to tournaments when I start playing OTB again.
So I was hoping you all could give me some of your favorite GM/IM games that you think would be great to look over and study.
Originally posted by tmstwrt88 So I'm gonna start putting together a database. Not to put on a computer but a more personal one. Like a binder of games, sorted by what opening was used. It's to take with me to tournaments when I start playing OTB again.
So I was hoping you all could give me some of your favorite GM/IM games that you think would be great to look over and study.
Why not simply take a tournament or match book or a games collection with you?
Some suggestions: Zürich International Tournament 1953,St.Petersburg 1909,Curaçao 1962,Réti's best games,Fire on board,Life and games of Rubinstein.
Originally posted by tmstwrt88 So I'm gonna start putting together a database. Not to put on a computer but a more personal one. Like a binder of games, sorted by what opening was used. It's to take with me to tournaments when I start playing OTB again.
So I was hoping you all could give me some of your favorite GM/IM games that you think would be great to look over and study.
I think what would be most useful is instead of sorting them by openings, only use games that used the same openings you play. These games will be far more instructive to you. Then ask people to submit IM and GM games from those openings- this way, you'll get much more specific games that would be more instructive to you, as you'll learn more from the opening and middlegame stages than you would otherwise.
Originally posted by chesskid001 I think what would be most useful is instead of sorting them by openings, only use games that used the same openings you play. These games will be far more instructive to you. Then ask people to submit IM and GM games from those openings- this way, you'll get much more specific games that would be more instructive to you, as you'll learn more from the opening and middlegame stages than you would otherwise.
I guess that would kind of narrow it down the way I would like. Thanks
Queens Gambit
Scotch Game
Ruy Lopez
Kings Indian Defense
French Defense
Sicilian
27 Jun '09 13:23
making a database; could use your help.
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