41. MECCA - CLINK! - Click The Link! all related to the strongest female chess player in 531 http//www.geocities.com/sarahbeth1973/polgar.html. 19 http//people.delphi.com/DaveH47/judit.html. http://www.maskeret.com/cgi-bin/seek/tseekdir.cgi?location=Root-People-Players-P

42. The Hindu : Judit Polgar Reigns Without A Crown The polgar experiment was a phenomenal success, for Zsuzsa became unbeaten reign ofthe Soviet women in chess Olympiads in Zsuzsa was 19, Sofia 14 and judit 12 http://www.hinduonnet.com/thehindu/2000/11/25/stories/0725020f.htm

Online edition of India's National Newspaper Saturday, November 25, 2000 Front Page National Southern States Other States ... Next Judit Polgar reigns without a crown ``I think that chess is the type of game which belongs entirely to men. In a contest like chess one is trying to assert oneself, to prove the supremacy of one's own ego. Women have a different psychology.'' - Garry Kasparov ``I could cede the odds of a knight to any woman player and still beat her easily.'' - Bobby Fischer JUDIT POLGAR was not born when Fischer said that. She was only nine when Kasparov more or less agreed with him thus. At 15 Judit became the youngest Grandmaster in the history of chess. Who was holding that record for the past 33 years? Fischer, considered by many as the greatest chess player ever. That was something not even Kasparov, the strongest player of all time, could do. She hasn't beaten the great Russian yet, but she did come close on a couple of occasions. She is one player who will be missed in the Delhi championship. What makes this good-looking Hungarian girl special is not just the fact that she is the greatest female chess player ever by a long distance, but that she has proved herself in the extremely competitive men's game at the highest level. Unfortunately Judit is not discussed when we talk about the world's greatest sportswomen, because she happens to play in a less glamorous sport.

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45. GM Judit Polgar To Visit Botswana!! particularly, the African team championships which take place later this year. JuditPolgar The Greatest Femalce chess Player Ever Editor's note While there http://www.thechessdrum.net/newsbriefs/2001/NB_Botswana4.html

GM Judit Polgar to visit Botswana!! While it may be questioned that China's GM Xie Jun is the Queen to the throne of women's chess, GM Judit Polgar has proven to be the strongest woman's player of all time. Since her early teens, GM Polgar has consistently terrorized the male dominion of chess by placing in the world's strongest tournaments. With an 2679 FIDE rating, Judit is among the world's top 25 players and the youngest of the famous chess playing sisters ( GM Zsuzsu and IM Sophia ). The legend of Judit's teddy bear is famous, but now the little girl has grown up and has earned the respect of all in the international chess body. From August 1-9, she will visit the southern African nation of Botswana to give a number of chess exhibitions and tour the country. Patrick Wanda , Botswana Chess Federation's Secretary General, has planned a knock-out tournament for the privilege to play the Hungarian Grandmaster. The 30-board simuls are only for Botswana players and the BCF plans to make first-rate arrangements and hopes to receive support from the private sector. Mr. Wanda states, "This opportunity is also to be used to raise funds for the development of chess in Botswana. . . particularly, the African team championships which take place later this year." Judit Polgar: The Greatest Femalce Chess Player Ever Editor's note: While there are many of Judit's games I like, check out one of my favorites!

46. GM Polgar's Visit To Botswana A Smash Hit! Find a quick forwarded note from judit. Best regards, Patrick Wanda Botswanachess Federation. See judit polgar The Greatest Femalce chess Player Ever. http://www.thechessdrum.net/newsbriefs/2001/NB_Botswana6.html

GM Polgar's visit to Botswana a smash hit! After announcing that GM Judit Polgar would visit Botswana , it resulted in heightened excitement for future possibilities for African chess. Following is a press a release sent by Executive Director of the Botswana Chess Federation, Patrick Wanda Dear Colleagues, We were unable to invite your players to partake in the Polgar Simultaneous due to contractual commitments. I am compelled however, to let you know as others may already know that GM Judit Polgar and her husband Dr. Gustav Font were our esteemed guests from the 2nd of August to the 9th of August 2001. She conducted two simultaneous chess exhibitions on thirty boards for day one and day two. The results were as follows: Day one: Botswana 1.5 - Polgar 28.5 Day two: Botswana - Polgar 30 Qualification criteria for playing GM Polgar was as follows: The top three players from all our National Events of 2001 in all categories, thus IBM Individual National Championships Ladies and Men, Stanbic National Club Championships, Debswana National School Championships (Junior Boys, Girls and Senior Boys, Girls and Primary Boys and Girls) and the Roscoe Bonna Blitz Championships. The above was the composition for the first thirty on day one. Meanwhile an open section of 150 players was conducted in the background on day one to select the top thirty for a place to play GM Polgar on day two. The winner on day one was Ignatious Njobvu (2164) and the draw from Baone Kealeboga (unrated).

47. Scotsman Chess Column in the under 12 and 10 sections of the World Youth chess Championships (players experience,and perhaps in the vain hope of discovering the next judit polgar. http://www.hmg.co.uk/crowwood/29-10-98.htm

archive.htm 29-10-98 IT'S MOST definitely a man's world, according to a recent press release I received from the British Women's Chess Association. The "sisters" are incensed over a discriminatory policy of the embattled BCF Director of Junior Chess, Brian Jones, that vetoed any entry, on the grounds of "not being good enough to score 50%", to girls in the under 12 and 10 sections of the World Youth Chess Championships (players aged 10-18), Castellon, Spain, that started on Sunday. They argue, and rightly so, that the policy is short-sighted as the best girls tend to perform well in these competitions compared to their male contemporaries, and it could also be perceived as warning to them that "you are not wanted". It's worth noting that other nations send several girl players in those age groups to gain invaluable international experience, and perhaps in the vain hope of discovering the next Judit Polgar. Judit Polgar, now 22, hasn't been much in the news since Wijk aan Zee where she was second to Anand before dropping back to 50 per cent. Polgar then took time off to iron out weaknesses in her game and returned with vengeance at the US Open in Hawaii. Rest brought zest as she won with 9/11, the first time a woman has taken this venerable event; while this month's VAM tournament at Hoogeveen in the Netherlands turned out even better. Polgar destroyed her opponents in the first half of the double-rounder, winning impressively against Timman, Shaked and the great Spassky (whom she defeated in a match in 1993). Judit is now just outside the top ten GMs and has only been held back as a major world title contender by her poor results against Kasparov, Anand and Kramnik. Even at the tender age of ten many commentators tipped her as a future challenger to Kasparov, and it could still happen. J Polgar - T Shaked VAM Hoogeveen (6) French Def: Winawer 1 e4 e6 2 d4 d5 3 Nc3 Bb4 4 e5 c5 5 a3 Bxc3+ 6 bxc3 Ne7 7 Qg4 0-0 8 Bd3 f5 9 Qh3 Qa5 10 Bd2 Nbc6 11 Nf3 Qa4 12 Rg1 c4 13 Be2 Qxc2 14 Rc1 Qb2 15 g4 Na5 16 Bd1 Nb3 17 Rc2 Qxa3 18 Bh6 Ng6 19 gxf5 Rxf5 20 Be3 Bd7 21 Ng5 Nf8 22 f4 Na1 23 Rcg2 Qxc3+ 24 Kf2 g6 25 Nxh7 Rxf4+ 26 Bf3 Qc2+ 27 Kg3 Rxf3+ 28 Kxf3 Qe4+ 29 Kf2 1-0 archive.htm

48. Judit Polgar Fan Page Translate this page WILLKOMMEN AUF DER judit polgar FAN PAGE. Demnächst gibt es hiernoch mehr Bilder. Vote for me in TOP 100 chess LINKS. extrasuche. http://www.beepworld.de/members3/polgar/

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49. Women Chess Look at a game of one of today's greatest Ladies in chess! Kasparov, Garry (2838) polgar, judit (2677) Eurotel Trophy, Prague (2), 28.04.2002 Ziatdinov http://chess.spacecoast.org/ziatdinov/KaspPolgar.htm

Women's chess is amazing and very special. Look at a game of one of today's greatest Ladies in chess! Kasparov, Garry (2838) - Polgar, Judit (2677) Eurotel Trophy, Prague (2), 28.04.2002 [Ziatdinov, Rashid] I like this line too Make your guesses! I will give you six guesses for Judit's next move. I or Garry (I am sure) would never find the move. [Alternatives: 6...f5; 6...g6; 6...Nf6; 6...Ne7; 6...Be6; or 6...Ba6.] There is a rule in chess - "Any attack on the wing must be met with action in the center." But this may cost you a pawn! Be prepared. There is a rule in the Russian School of Chess - "A Russian never goes back." Educated Russian chess players always follow this rule. Here white will let go of a pawn and it is better to have a Knight on the second rank than on the first. One strange move requires another strange move. My computer (Fritz6), after two minutes work, assessed that black is better by a quarter of a pawn (0.25). The primary opening rule of chess - "Get out your pieces" and the next move is easy to predict.

50. Chess Rules Look at a game of one of today 's greatest Ladies in chess! Kasparov, Garry (2838) polgar, judit (2677) Eurotel Trophy, Prague (2), 28.04.2002 Ziatdinov http://chess.spacecoast.org/ziatdinov/FirstKnight.html

You must study your opponent, you must know every his move before he does it. There is one moment in every fight when you will win or lose and you must know how to wait for it And in this moment you must not care you will win or die Women's chess is amazing and very special. Look at a game of one of today 's greatest Ladies in chess! Kasparov, Garry (2838) - Polgar, Judit (2677) Eurotel Trophy, Prague (2), 28.04.2002 [Ziatdinov, Rashid] I like this line too Make your guesses! I will give you six guesses for Judit's next move. I or Garry (I am sure) would never find the move. [Alternatives: 6...f5; 6...g6; 6...Nf6; 6...Ne7; 6...Be6; or 6...Ba6.] There is a rule in chess - "Any attack on the wing must be met with action in the center." But this may cost you a pawn! Be prepared. There is a rule in the Russian School of Chess - "A Russian never goes back." Educated Russian chess players always follow this rule. Here white will let go of a pawn and it is better to have a Knight on the second rank than on the first. One strange move requires another strange move.

51. Chess Personalities - Judit Polgar Profile. Name judit polgar Nick Name Judy Country Hungary. Born on 7/23/1976 Birth Place Budapest, Hungary. Title GM Fide Rating 2656. http://www.aladhin.com/ch/sports/chess/polgar.htm

Sports Chess Personalities Judit Polgar Profile Name : Judit Polgar Nick Name : Judy Country : Hungary Born on : 7/23/1976 Birth Place : Budapest, Hungary Title : GM Fide Rating : 2656 PCA Rating : 2621 Hobbies: Tennis, Theatre, Touring Language Known : English, Russian, Hungarian Achivements At the age of 15 brake the record of Bobby Fischer by becoming the youngest GM. Highest rated woman player since 1988. Five time Olympic champion. At 15 she won the Hungarian (“Men”) Super Championship. Winner of Madrid 1994 with a performance rating of 2850. Victory against Anatoly Karpov with a 5:3 score in 1998. Second place with the Hungarian team in the European Championship in 1999. Winner of the Bali 2000 GM tournament in Indonesia, ahead of Karpov, Seirawan and Timman. C H A N N E L S Automobiles Bargains City Shops Education ... Comments Aladhin.com

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53. Joe's Chess Page Computer chess Club, judit polgar. ClubMate Database, Wilhelm Steinitz. EmanuelLasker. Bill Wall's chess Links, judit polgar. Stuart the Maniac chess Closet! http://members.aol.com/jogates/chess.htm

Welcome This month the featured game is from a 1965 match in Yugoslavia between two of the most famous attacking grandmasters in history, Mikhail Tal and Bent Larsen. In this game, neither player wishes to play conservatively as Tal opens with 1.e4 and Larsen answers with the Taimanov variation of the Sicilian Defense. Larsen attempts to provoke Tal with the transposition 4...e6 and then later with 9...Qc7 instead of the preparatory 9...a6. Tal simply develops his pieces, preparing for a devastating attack. In the end, Larsen is crushed. Joe's Chess Page also offers a large and useful selection of links to some of the most essential chess sites on the Internet. In addition, the Photo Gallery contains many pictures of some of the most interesting and influential players in history. A recent addition to the Chess page is a library of some of the greatest games of all time. They are in .pgn format and can be downloaded at your convenience. PGN files can be opened in any text editor or may be opened in the ChessBase, ClubMate or KenChess database/pgn readers and graphically replayed Note: These files are zipped (compressed). New!

54. Judit Polgar - Wikipedia judit polgar. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. judit polgar (born1976) is a Hungarian chess player. Considered the best woman http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judit_Polgar

Main Page Recent changes Edit this page Older versions Special pages Set my user preferences My watchlist Recently updated pages Upload image files Image list Registered users Site statistics Random article Orphaned articles Orphaned images Popular articles Most wanted articles Short articles Long articles Newly created articles Interlanguage links All pages by title Blocked IP addresses Maintenance page External book sources Printable version Talk Log in Help Judit Polgar From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Judit Polgar (born July 23 ) is a Hungarian chess player . Considered the best woman chess player in history, in the April 2003 FIDE rating list (including men and women) she was ranked number ten in the world. Judit and her two sisters ( Zsusza (GM) and Sophia (IM)) were reportedly part of a psychological experiment carried out by their father in an effort to determine if women could achieve high mental aptitude when trained from a very early age. The controversial experiment appears to be a success since these woman have achieved heights in chess few men ever achieve. Judit has refused to participate in women-only chess events. Few doubt that any other woman (besides possibly her sister Zsuzsa) could possibly earn a draw, much less a win, against her in any fair game. Amongst her achievements is achieving the men's Grandmaster title at the then record age of 16. Her climb up the ranks seemed to put her on target for world champion. But although she has played many winning games against some of the world's best players, she has not won any major tournament. She has also been unable to beat former champion

55. Chess Players / Famous Chess Player Biographies & Tributes [Chessopolis > Chess judit polgar (GM) Coverage of judit's career. judit polgar (GM) chess Goddesses- judit and other women players are featured at chess Goddesses. http://www.chessopolis.com/players.htm

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56. GameKnot -- Chess Forum are online here www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid russia vs world a berlin defensewhere judit played white. 2002 001641, Message The polgar and Kasparov http://gameknot.com/fmsg/chess/1542.shtml

MY GAMES JOIN GAME START GAME MESSAGES ... mod this thread From Message cairo Subject: Judit Polgar Message: Check this out!!! www.chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp?newsid=623 And what about the result of Sergey Karjakin, who is 12 yrs old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Best wishes Cairo pawnstar Message: blitz smitz thegreatpolgar Also Message: look here for info www.ajedrezbali.com/p0_programa_i.asp Nikki sneaky you can see the games here Message: Games from this tourney in java viewers are online here www.chessgames.com/perl/chess.pl?tid=39472 brankort Message: i dont know if this was in a thread...but judit beat kasparov for the first time in sept during russia vs world...a berlin defense where judit played white Message: The Polgar and Kasparov match was the first time Kasparov lost to a woman (although Kasparov infamously cheated in a game with her a few years ago). Polgar beat Ponomariov, of course, but some months before that Ponomariov lost to Zhu Chen, the first time a world champion lost to a woman (and she's not nearly as strong as Polgar or even Xie Jun). From an interview at chessbase with the 12 year old GM Karajin, who at one point led the tournament with Karpov, Shirov, Polgar and Ponomariov:

57. GameKnot -- Chess Forum Some girls are good (polgar sisters) but look what it took. They didn't go to school,they studied chess all day everyday. judit is in the top 10 or so but http://gameknot.com/fmsg/chess/1293.shtml

MY GAMES JOIN GAME START GAME MESSAGES ... mod this thread From Message cairo Subject: Prodigies Message: Have a look here: Here are the statistics for GM titles so far: Player Final GM norm at Bobby Fischer 15 years, 6 months, 1 day Judit Polgar 15 years, 4 months, 28 days Peter Leko 14 years, 4 months, 22 days Etienne Bacrot 14 years, 2 months, days Ruslan Ponomaryov 14 years, months, 17 days Teimour Radjabov 14 years, months, 14 days Bu Xiangzhi 13 years, 10 months, 13 days Sergey Karjakin 12 years, 7 months, days The latest candidate grandmaster The latest wunderkind came to the attention of the international press when it was discovered that Ruslan Ponomariov, who won the FIDE world championship early this year, had an 11-year-old player as his official second. Seriously. It was the Ukrainian IM Sergei Karjakin, who later turned up at the Aeroflot tournament in Moscow in January and dutifully chalked up a GM norm there. Young Sergei then played at FIDE Grand Prix in Dubai, where he went out in the first round against Veselin Topalov, the world number 8 player. To be fair, his boss, FIDE world champion Ruslan Ponomariov also suffered a similar fate at the hand of FIDE world women's champion Zhu Chen. On 16.05.2002 John Henderson reported that the Sergei has gained his second GM norm. Playing in the category 8 (2427) Alushta-100 tournament in the Ukraine, he scored 9.5/13 to share first equal in the tournament with GM Evgenij Miroshnichenko.

58. Match Of The New Century : Tournament Progress : Comments Gelfand, Boris, Grischuk, Alexander, Drawn game, , . Karpov, Anatoly, polgar,judit, White wins, , . Zvjaginsev, Vadim, polgar, judit (GM), Drawn game, , . Set 7 http://chess.alfabank.ru/en/tournament/results/

You can download the detailed PGN file of a particular game by clicking on the link next to it. «Match of the New Century» Set 10 White Black Result Look Download Anand, Viswanathan Kasparov, Garry Drawn game Bareev, Evgeny Leko, Peter Drawn game Gelfand, Boris Grischuk, Alexander Drawn game Karpov, Anatoly Polgar, Judit White wins Khalifman, Alexander Short, Nigel D. Drawn game Morozevich, Alexander Ivanchuk, Vassily Drawn game Ponomariov, Ruslan Kramnik, Vladimir Drawn game Radjabov, Teimour Zvjaginsev, Vadim White wins Shirov, Alexei Svidler, Peter White wins Smirin, Ilia Dreev, Alexey Black wins Set 9 White Black Result Look Download Azmaiparashvili, Zurab Khalifman, Alexander Drawn game Dreev, Alexey Radjabov, Teimour Drawn game Grischuk, Alexander Shirov, Alexei Black wins Ivanchuk, Vassily Bareev, Evgeny Drawn game Kasparov, Garry Ponomariov, Ruslan Drawn game Kramnik, Vladimir Anand, Viswanathan Drawn game Leko, Peter Morozevich, Alexander White wins Rublevsky, Sergei Smirin, Ilia Drawn game Short, Nigel D. Karpov, Anatoly Black wins Svidler, Peter Gelfand, Boris

59. Linares 2001 chess Siberia http Ronda1 (23 de Febrero) Grischuk, Alexander - polgar, judit Leko, Peter - Kasparov http://www.ajedrez-de-estilo.com.ar/ade/espana/es01f231.htm

AdE Editorial Noticias Columnistas ... Links Viernes 23 de Febrero del 2001 Linares (ESP) Kasparov enfrenta al duro Peter Leko sl="1.3" Visita a nuestros patrocinantes Descargar partidas Atención Webmasters: si desean que su enlace aparezca aquí, favor ponerse en contacto con ajeinteg@yahoo.com Frank Chess Page http://amateurschach.in-trier.de/ Super Ajedrez www.ciudadfutura.com/superajedrez Bruno's Chess Problem Of The Day http://checkmate.forez.com " Ajedrez en Canelones (Uruguay) " http://www.geocities.com/colosseum/hoop/3707 Chess Siberia http://www.chessib.com/ Tobias Pettersson TNS.nu (Suecia) http://www.tns.nu Ajedrez en Madrid http://www.ajedrezenmadrid.com RussChess http://www.ruschess.com Vea nuestra cobertura de Linares 2000 y descargue las partidas comentadas aquí Kasparov Shirov Karpov Se viene la edición 2001 de unos de los torneos más prestigiosos del mundo : Linares ! A pesar de las ausencias del campeón del mundo Vladimir Kramnik (no llegó a un acuerdo con los organizadores, aunque quizás desee evitar de momento otro encuentro contra Kasparov, ya que si Kramnik participara y no ganara el torneo, tendría muy pocas excusas para eludir un futuro duelo revancha contra Kasparov) y del Campeón Mundial FIDE, Viswanathan Anand (quien tenía firmados compromisos anteriores con sus patrocinadores en India), la presente edición será muy atractiva :

60. Linares 2001 Translate this page http//www.geocities.com/colosseum/hoop/3707 chess Siberia http 24 de Febrero) Karpov,Anatoly - Grischuk, Alexander Kasparov, Gary - polgar, judit Leko, Peter http://www.ajedrez-de-estilo.com.ar/ade/espana/es01f241.htm

AdE Editorial Noticias Columnistas ... Links Sábado 24 de Febrero del 2001 Linares (ESP) El retorno de Karpov sl="1.3" Annotated games, click here Visita a nuestros patrocinantes Descargar partidas Atención Webmasters: si desean que su enlace aparezca aquí, favor ponerse en contacto con ajeinteg@yahoo.com Gerhard Hund (TeleSchach) http://TeleSchach.de/ Frank Chess Page http://amateurschach.in-trier.de/ Super Ajedrez www.ciudadfutura.com/superajedrez Bruno's Chess Problem Of The Day http://checkmate.forez.com " Ajedrez en Canelones (Uruguay) " http://www.geocities.com/colosseum/hoop/3707 Chess Siberia http://www.chessib.com/ Tobias Pettersson TNS.nu (Suecia) http://www.tns.nu Ajedrez en Madrid http://www.ajedrezenmadrid.com RussChess http://www.ruschess.com Vea nuestra cobertura de Linares 2000 y descargue las partidas comentadas aquí Kasparov Shirov Karpov lea nuestra crónica anterior A pesar que todos los encuentros finalizaron empatados, podemos sentirnos agradecidos por las intensas luchas desatadas sobre el tablero. Sin Rentero, el torneo de Linares conserva la tradición : los profesionales no vienen aquí de vacaciones, sino a brindar espectáculo ! Veamos lo acontecido en las 3 partidas de la primera ronda : Leko-Kasparov : Partida de calidad, y sin errores evidentes. Leko lució recuperado de su baja performance en Wijk aan Zee 2001 (donde sufrió algunos problemas de salud) y fue "a la caza del Ogro". Peón rey, Siciliana Najdorf y promesa de guerra en el tablero escaquelado.

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