| Mar-23-03 | | ughaibu: Thanks to Sneaky for 'collecting' this one. It'll need a serious look. |
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| Oct-01-03 | | seoulmama: Splendid! |
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| Mar-24-04 | | shr0pshire: Wow, and to think that Nezh, never got the gm title. After seeing some of his best of games, he was straigh up robbed! I think Nezh's best of games, beat Tal's out. Too bad Nezh wasn't more consistent with his play, or he could have been world champion, in my humble opinion. |
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| May-24-05 | | farrooj: amazing mating net! took me a while to understand it. The pawn sacrifice at the end was necessary. Now the queen is threatening mate on h3. If the rook covers the hfile than Qf2 mate. I don't understand why Nezh wasn't as famous as other players, he clearly is amazing! |
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| May-24-05 | | hintza: Nezhmetdinov never achieved the GM title either, when he clearly had the talent. There is some discussion on the Rashid Gibiatovich Nezhmetdinov page. |
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| Apr-17-08 | | sitzkrieg: I don't understand this game, more specifically the plan with 16..e3.
What if white would take on a8 at move 17? I checked it shortly with fritz 6 and it seems to be winning for white. But taking is a fairly obvious move. Also, after 17.hxg4 white is still better. If on move 18. Kxf2 I see nothing for black.
In the game, 19. Nxa8 looks good too although i think it is better for white to take the pawn on f2 immediately.
Any lines or comments on this?
Last but not least, I don't see how one comes up with such a plan; Ng4 Nf6 and e3. It can't be calculated (and obvious moves like hxg4 followed by Kxf2 seem to refute it anyway)-what makes you come up with such moves? |
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| Dec-15-08 | | KarAkter: After 18.Kg2 Ng4 19.Ke1 Ne3 20.Be3 Re3 21.Na8 Bg4 22.Qc7 Qe8 or 19.Kf1 g5 20.Bc1 Qf6 21.Bf3 Rf3 and black is better.(19.Kg1 Bd4+...).19.Na8?? g5 20.Qc7 Bd4 21.Be4 gf4 22.Qd8 Rd8  |
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Apr-23-09
 | | kellmano: I'd like to see someone do well on predict-a-move for this game. Crazy stuff. |
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| Dec-29-10 | | zenwabi: "Confusion is sufficient compensation for a sacrificed piece." --- I read that recently, but can't remember the source. The quote applies to this game. |
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| Mar-22-11 | | LIFE Master AJ: Nezhmetdinov's games were always messy ... (tactically). He usually mangaes to win these things - just as he does here. |
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| Mar-22-11 | | LIFE Master AJ: Thinking about doing a web page on this one. |
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| Mar-22-11 | | joupajou: Timofeev was winning, but 28.Kf3?? He should have played 28.Qf3. What about 20.Qe4, offering a queen exchange? |
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| Mar-26-11 | | LIFE Master AJ: Other than Nezhmetdinov books, does anyone know if this game is in any books? Informant number? |
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| Jun-22-11 | | larryjapan: Was 7 points up on Guess the Move then got clobbered on the final 3 moves! |
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Oct-09-11
 | | King Sacrificer: Move 28 could be a nice Wednesday puzzle i guess. |
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Oct-24-11
 | | sevenseaman: < LIFE Master AJ: Nezhmetdinov's games were always messy ... (tactically). He usually mangaes to win these things - just as he does here.> The two most oxymoronic lines if I ever saw a pair. Being tactically right and mostly failing is never much to write home - a pedant's postcard! |
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May-29-12
 | | computer chess guy: 23.  b8 appears to save White. Black can play ..  h2+ 24.  xf2 e3+ 25. g2 xg3+ 26. h1, which looks awfully scary:
click for larger viewBut with the Black bishop pinned and White having the resource of Bg2, I think White is ok, and of course he has two rooks for two minors. |
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| May-29-12 | | kamalakanta: Conputerchessguy, you are right. Apparently, it was 28.Kf3? that downed White. Up to that point, White was winning! |
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| Aug-30-12 | | chessworm: <computer chess guy> After 23. b8, instead of h2+,  lack can play .. fxg3  24.. e3#.
If White plays
24. xg3 e3+ costs the Queen.
24.  d3 e3+ 25. xe3 h3+ 26. g2 xa8 
Did I miss something? |
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Aug-30-12
| | computer chess guy: < chessworm: After 23. Qb8, instead of Nh2+, Black can play .. fxg3 with the idea 24.. Ne3#. If White plays
24. Qxg3 Ne3+ costs the Queen.>
No, it doesn't .. after Ne3+:
click for larger view
The Knight does not fork the Queen, only the Rook. White is still winning. |
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sac: 18...Nxg4