Jan-19-13 Borislav Ivanov 
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Zygalski: Cemoblanca mentioned Carlsen.
I ran a batch last night & this morning.
I went to chessgames.com & looked at Carlsen's games & selected games under the following criteria:
20 most recently completed vs top players (lowest rated being Gawain Jones FIDE 2632) which all have at ...
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| | Apr-03-11 Yelena Dembo
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Zygalski: Well I haven't even viewed this page in quite some time. I see that <Bartonlaos> is still up to his old nonsense, trying to recruit people to post in this thread (which seems to have back-fired badly) whilst arguing that others are obsessed with this issue.
LMAO!
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| | Dec-08-10 Yelena Dembo chessforum
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Zygalski: <bartonlaos>
That's another lie from you.
Please quote where I tried passing myself off as a chess.com authority.
I always said that analysis was done by a group of volunteers & then passed to chess.com staff for them to take further if needs be. You can't win the argument
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| | Oct-08-10 Bridgeburner chessforum
May-20-09 E Trice vs Deep Thought, 1989
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Zygalski: Seems like Mr Trice is, for once, reluctant to reply...
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| | Apr-20-09 Raymond Keene
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Zygalski: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp...
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| | Jan-10-09 Fischer-Spassky World Championship Match (1972)
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Zygalski: 29...Bxh2 in game 1 isn't the gross blunder that everyone seems to think it is. It turns a drawn game into... a drawn game. How is that a bad mistake? By the way, on a chess site I use there is Fritz 11 top 3 move match up analysis of all the non-book moves by both players in all ...
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| | Nov-11-08 A G Jakobsen vs L Jensen, 2007
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Zygalski: 5...Bb4 can be annoying to deal with but perhaps slightly better than the routine 6.Bc4 is 6.Qd4!
Then 6...Bxc3+ 7.Qxc3 Nf6 8.Bg5 looks ok for White.
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| | Nov-05-08 G Khomeriki vs V Vepkhvishvili, 1979
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Zygalski: As you say, 10.Be3 is much more usual in this line and also far stronger for White. 10.h3 was the old main line move but has been superseded after analysis from Burgess, Palkovi and Langrock all confirm that the prophylactic move wastes too much time.
After 10.Be3 Bg4 White should ...
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| | Oct-02-08 K Landa vs Kasparov, 1988
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Zygalski: The problem for Kasparov here is that in most lines after 19.Rxc6! Bxc6 20.Bxe5 Black either has to go a piece down, quite possibly lose his queen or suffer defeat via a forced mate: 20...0-0 runs into the winning 21.Qh3 when Black must lose material just to keep from being mated.
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