JeremyBrowne has kibitzed 8 times to chessgames

Sep-02-12 Tseshkovsky vs Marjanovic, 1982    JeremyBrowne: <JRMenezes: if 29. ...Re5 30. Qg7+ Kd8 31. Re8+ Kc7 32. d8=Q+ > This does not make sense as 31. Re8+ is impossible because the black rook blocks it.      Jul-04-10 Leko vs Ivanchuk, 2008    JeremyBrowne: <dzechiel> Black's 125th is important. For instance, 125.. Re7 is more accurate than your suggested 125... Re5 because it stops the following: 125...Re5 126. Rg7! Rh5 127. Kg1 Re5 128. Rf7 Re1+ 129. Rf1. I think Black still wins, for instance by playing something like ...      Jul-03-08 A Strikovic vs B Kurajica, 1994    JeremyBrowne: Wouldn't 32... Qe7 33. Rf1 Nd8 have been a better defence?      Feb-10-08 Napoleon Bonaparte vs The Turk, 1809    JeremyBrowne: Although 11..Nxh3+ is an attractive looking move, in my view either 11... Nf3+ or 11...Qg5 is much stronger. Either move wins the queen or leads to mate.      Feb-09-08 Kramnik vs Leko, 2000    JeremyBrowne: <prinsallan> The game in the book that you mention has another couple of moves: 32... g5 and 33. Rg7      Sep-13-07 S Bartha vs G Kluger, 1979    JeremyBrowne: Although the last move, Rh1+, is very pretty, doesn't Qe2 win quicker?      Jul-23-07 L Didier vs Marshall, 1900    JeremyBrowne: Wouldn't 24. Qxg6 have been a better move for White as 24...Qxh3+ 25. Rg2 Qh1+ 26. Rg1 etc is only a draw, and after 24... Qxh3+ 25.Rg2 fg+ 26. Qxg2 White, though down the exchange, is still alive.

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