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   QueenMe has kibitzed 35 times to chessgames   [more...]
   May-16-13 D Edelman vs J Curdo, 1983 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Looks like <Eggman> got it right. His line is absolutely forcing. The game continuation, however, seems to allow for a wandering-king escape via e2, etc.; and once Black can catch his breath, White's attack really peters out in a hurry as soon as he takes the black bishop ...
 
   Feb-27-13 T Coleman vs P H Fields, 2011 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Like <Patriot>, I saw 29 ... Nf3+ right away, but went with 30 ... Qg6+ instead. I guess my instincts will always have me staying on the opposite color ...
 
   Dec-29-12 Gyula Farkas (replies)
 
QueenMe: Odd that there is only one game in the database for a player good enough to have solved a "very difficult" problem over-the-board (through to mate, BTW).
 
   Dec-19-12 A Maksimenko vs Glek, 1995 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Got the first move right away, though it took me a while to see how White should answer 32) ... Kc7. I guess it was because I was hung up on the knight going back to d8, instead of d6.
 
   Dec-10-12 C F Johansson vs M Hernback, 1997 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Proposing subtitle "Orders of Magnus-tude" for this one.
 
   Nov-09-12 Kupreichik vs K Gschwendtner, 1996 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Wow - I was totally boggled by Mr. Kupreichik. I saw the 18. Qh5+, and the follow-up Nd5+, but tried to follow with it immediately, instead of the ingenious ...
 
   Oct-22-12 J Rowson vs A Ledger, 1995 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Easy enough: White black-square bishop will support both his Rook *and* his Queen - - and Black's bishop can take only one of them. So you throw away the rook - and as soon as Black prepares to take the Rook, he realizes what will come next and instead says, "Oh, @##$"... time to ...
 
   Sep-28-12 A Naumann vs F Kroeze, 2009 (replies)
 
QueenMe: Seems to me that 21) ... c3, with its attendant mate threat (err... make that a big-material-losing check threat) is more than enough to be have black accepting a draw like he did. Maybe they were teammates in a final, inconsequential round of play.
 
   Sep-25-12 H Lehmann vs K Junge, 1942 (replies)
 
QueenMe: <chrisowen>: Just curious what your resume might look like (especially in light of the news about the SAT scores that came out today). I have a hunch you can write normally when you really have to.
 
   Sep-24-12 P Andreasen vs H Falberg, 1992 (replies)
 
QueenMe: I saw the most "interesting" move for white - 58) Rxg7 (and arguably perhaps even the "best" move #58), but wrestled with many other moves because I had trouble seeing a clear decisive win for White with it. I agree with ...
 
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