Rick360 has kibitzed 56 times to chessgames   [more...]

Mar-30-13 Conquest vs A Kofidis, 1997   Rick360: Brutal!      Mar-30-13 Spassky vs Bronstein, 1956    Rick360: This is my first exposure to this variation (I'm "club level" strength, btw) and I'm not sure I could ever get comfortable playing the White side of this chaotic line.      Mar-30-13 Petrosian vs Bronstein, 1979   Rick360: Who said Petrosian's games were boring?      Mar-30-13 Petrosian vs Benko, 1955   Rick360: Holy smokes; this is even more crushing than Iron Tigran's impressive win over Benko in '59, also a Nimzo indian.      Mar-29-13 Petrosian vs Spassky, 1966   Rick360: Excellent candidate for "game of the decade". I'm very impressed with Petrosian's Chess.      Mar-29-13 Karpov vs Korchnoi, 2008   Rick360: Iron Tigran trapped M. Bobotsov's queen in a game back in the 60s. OK, so both men-especially Korch are past thier respective "primes", but Tolya really impressed here.      Mar-29-13 Karpov vs Piket, 1997    Rick360: A Capablanca-esque, positional drubbing of Piket by the former Champ.      Jan-12-13 Timman vs Razuvaev, 1975   Rick360: Surely, GM Timman saw that 50.h6ch would lead to a win. I doubt I could've seen this in one of my own games. Impressive play by Timman.      Dec-31-12 Timman vs P Ostermeyer, 1975    Rick360: While White has the obvious threat of 18..d6ch!, Black's resignation looks premature. Perhaps I'm failing to look deeper into the position?      Dec-28-12 Rubinstein vs Teichmann, 1922   Rick360: We've all read in our various Chess books the well worn cliche': "It's all a matter of technique, now", regarding a "won" ending. The great Akiba Rubinstein made it look easy.

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