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Jul-27-11
 | | acirce: And Carlsen knows Moro will hold this, of course.. They are just going through the motions now. |
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| Jul-27-11 | | DrMAL: i adhere to that theory very much...except the broken pawns are not really a weakness so it does not apply |
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| Jul-27-11 | | lostgalaxy: Think Black has the egde.
His rook has more space. His king only needs to hide from check. |
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Jul-27-11
 | | Gypsy: This is not winnable.
White has the stronger side of the draw, though. |
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Jul-27-11
 | | botvinnik64: ok, so this is a draw. Anyone see how Kramnik is kicking butt in Dortmund? |
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Jul-27-11
 | | kellmano: <raul555> Ra1 - c1 - c8+ would have been in the air if he;d grabbed the bishop on c4. |
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| Jul-27-11 | | raul555: Good morning, i´ve just woke up and reviewed the game. Why did Moro move 11 ... gxf6 instead taking with the queen the other bishop making a check ant then take bishop in f6, obtaining a piece? |
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Jul-27-11
| | kellmano: Both the other games look a little flat as well actually. |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Michel Lassalle: I dont see draws everywhere as some do but here, really, I dont understand why they go on |
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| Jul-27-11 | | achieve: White still has some chances for play if he gives up the a-pawn at opportune time, but even then within draw margin. Nice and necessary active defence by Moro, and needed. |
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| Jul-27-11 | | DrMAL: takes some calculation...yes, i think the option of Kc3 also leads to a draw |
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| Jul-27-11 | | polarmis: Shipov agrees it's a draw - or even slightly dangerous for White if he tries to win it: http://biel2011.whychess.org.livesc... |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Strongest Force: I would guess that Moro has the best chance to win |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Whitehat1963: And there it is. |
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Jul-27-11
 | | chancho: Maybe switch to Pono Kramnik next?
(we sure ask too much from the Chessgames admins, eh?) |
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| Jul-27-11 | | DarkPath: Raul555
Raul, take a look at the comments on the link provided before, there is an answer to your question. |
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Jul-27-11
| | Gypsy: <Raul555> That is theory, from late 30's (due to Simagin, if I recall correctly). Opening Explorer |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Ulhumbrus: <raul555: Good morning, i´ve just woke up and reviewed the game. Why did Moro move 11 ... gxf6 instead taking with the queen the other bishop making a check ant then take bishop in f6, obtaining a piece?> Because after Morozevich had taken the second piece Carlsen could have skewered Morozevich's Queen to his Queen's Rook and then won a Bishop and a Rook eg 11...Qxc4+ 12 Kg1 gxf6 13 Rc1 Qa6 14 Rxc8+ Ke7 15 Rxh8 |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Ulhumbrus: If Carlsen had not believed that he had any winning chcnces left, he could have considered agreeing to a draw in the poaition after 23...Rb4, in the interests of art. However he did have a few winning chances left. |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Ulhumbrus: I am off for now. I do not know whether <chessgames> plans to switch to another game today. |
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Jul-27-11
 | | talisman: anything else on tv? |
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| Jul-27-11 | | Gordon1306: The other two games are still very much alive and kicking! |
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Jul-27-11
 | | OneArmedScissor: hey guys what's up? how's it hangin? |
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| Jul-27-11 | | raul555: Thank to answer my question. I agree and i made a blunder in my analysys, lol. To see more games click in "oficial site" above. |
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Jan-03-12
 | | Penguincw: Open position, but Carlsen never seem to want to castle. |
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