Aug-11-04
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| suenteus po 147: That's a nasty little trap the king is caught in there at the end. Even if the queen had access, it probably wouldn't make much difference. |
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Aug-11-04
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| chessgames.com: Albert Artidiello is a co-founder and part owner of chessgames.com. |
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Aug-11-04
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| iron maiden: Speaking of which, chessgames.com, I've always wondered: how many people run this site? |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| Shadout Mapes: In Sneaky's collection "Players I Know" he mentions he's friends with Albert Artidiello. I guess that explains why he seems to be the oldest member of this site. |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| killaa: If I was a co-founder and part owner, I'd be posting a game that I'd won!! ;) |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| killaa: Is there anything wrong with 21.  e6 with the intention of pinning the black  ? |
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Aug-11-04
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| Honza Cervenka: 18.Rxf5 deserved attention. |
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Aug-11-04
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| Honza Cervenka: <killaa> 21.Be6 Qxe6 loses material. |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| killaa: You're right, <Honza>, thanks. |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| Helloween: <18.Rxf5 deserved attention> You're right, Honza. 18.Rxf5 brings another heavy piece into the assault on the Kingside, possibly going to h5 to bear down on the h7-pawn. A very forceful finish indeed by Onischuk beginning with 24...Qxf1+. That dark Bishop anchored on d4 is a powerhouse and the main strength of Black's position from move 15 throughout the remainder of the game. As I stated on his page the other day, in my opinion, Onischuk is the strongest player in the United States. |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| poktirity: Whats the problem with 19.Bxe6 (19...Rxe6 20.Qg4)? |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| Helloween: <poktirity> 19.Bxe6 Rxe6 20.Qg4+ Qg6 looks great for Black. |
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Aug-11-04
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| kevin86: On losing games,I am reminded that in his "My Fifty Years of Chess",Frank Marshall lost the first game-to Steinitz,the World Champion. The author admitted to having "Underestimating his opponent". |
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Aug-11-04
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| chessgames.com: <18.Rxf5 deserved attention.> That's exactly what Onischuk said to Albert after the game. We'll stick crafty on it in a minute. |
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Aug-11-04
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| crafty: 18.  xf5 xe6 19. g4+  h8 20. g5 h6 21. d2  (eval 0.65; depth 13 ply; 1000M nodes) |
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| Aug-11-04 |
| nikolaas: <this one is Albert> As long as it's not Albert One... |
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Aug-12-04
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| crafty: 17. g4 a4 18. e2 af8 19. xb7 h8 20. d5 a6 = (eval 0.27; depth 14 ply; 750M nodes) |
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| Aug-12-04 |
| pawnstar3: <helloweeen> - i think nakamura is the strongest player in the us today- just look at how well he played in the world championships- he got to the final 16 |
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Aug-12-04
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| chessgames.com: <Speaking of which, chessgames.com, I've always wondered: how many people run this site?> There are three main administrators. |
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Aug-25-04
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| midknightblue: Beautiful game Albert, and thanks for helping develop this great website! |
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| Jan-18-05 |
| aw1988: <The Onis is on Albert> The pain... |
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| Apr-26-07 |
| PolishPentium: 13 dxc6 e.p. was clearly in order. Never pass up the chance for an "el passante" capture if it's available and beneficial, as this one would be...^^ |
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| Jan-02-09 |
| WhiteRook48: the queen falls to 3 pieces |
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