Jeffreys vs Rubin 2003 US Open Chess Tournament

Video Title :	Jeffreys vs Rubin 2003 US Open Chess Tournament
Description :	I beat my first expert using the Colle opening at the 2003 US Open Chess tmt. p.s. I've written three chess books: "250 Deadly Checkmates," "150 Deadly Opening Traps" & "Chess for Beginners." You can see them/order at: http://www.geocities.com/jeffreyschess and you can check out sample chapters here: http://www.geocities.com/mjshark1/Trapsbookorderpage.html
Views :	22696
Rating :	4.88
Keywords, Tags :	chess games checkmate colle jeffreys carlini bobby hall bobbydigital80 kasparov fischer
Video Length :	7 : 51

Comments :

Weak

Awesome I don't play chess but this was entertaining :)

Actually at the end their i think you need to ree-think that check mate stratedy if you moved your rook to f7 he could ove his rook to e7 if you would take the rook he would take with the kingt and you couldnt check mate the king

the opponent resigned not because of that, because if the opponent DOES take the rook then the other he would take the knight and then he would be up a rook and thats a major advantage also because black's pawn formation is bad

Coulda shoulda woulda...no one comes in with a checkmate strategy, that all depends on how the game actually plays out.

I like these video's.

thats gay fool lol

Good vid. I play the colle and I never play move the G pawn until the end game. Cool game to see you use it that way.

gg lol

Yes, you're right ivolol. My guess is that at the time he was reluctant to give up his dk. sq. bishop (his "good" bishop) and figured the other knight would only take its place. However, this probably would have been better as he obviously changed his mind a few moves later and I was able to take with the f pawn and open up the c1-h6 diagonal for my dk. sq. bishop as you point out. :)