May-05-13 V Buenermann vs K Mokry, 1998 
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erimiro1: The key move is 61.-Rh1!
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| | May-02-13 Gelfand vs Anand, 2013
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erimiro1: draw from move 15.
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| | Apr-10-13 Konstantinopolsky vs Kholmov, 1950
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erimiro1: True - since move 17, the gamescore seems to be wrong
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| | Feb-19-13 D K Johansen vs I Rogers, 1980
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erimiro1: In one word - NO!!! In 2 words - Oh no.
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| | Jan-14-13 Loewenthal vs Kipping, 1858
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erimiro1: <blazerdoodle: LOL. 23...Kf7? What kind of move was that? Is this a real game?> The only one to protect e6. But black was lost with or without Kf7.
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| | Dec-27-12 Alburt vs J Yuchtman, 1980
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erimiro1: <UnsoundHero> Agreed. An error that lost the game. Now I'm going to listen to Paul Mccartney on YouTube. Guess why?
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| | Oct-18-12 Sutovsky vs D Khismatullin, 2012
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erimiro1: 14.Nf5 is the key move. I don't mark it with "!" or "?" before reading a detailed analysis, but from first site it seems that after the simple 14.-g:f5 comes: 15.e:f5 N:h6 (otherwise Q:g4+ with mate at g7) 16.f:e6 white wins (f6 17.Qh5 is a fork).
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| | Oct-17-12 Smirin vs Morozevich, 2012
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erimiro1: Fine game by Smirin and an uninspired one by Moro.
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| | Oct-15-12 A Giri vs M Rodshtein, 2012
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erimiro1: <shivasuri4> Yes it is. Black is complete zugzwanged. He can move only 3 pawns without losing the pinned knight, but soon he's going to lose the a and c pawns, so they are useless. After 37.-h6 (trying to continue 38.-g5 and 39.-Kg6 to get rid of the iron pin) 38.h4 makes a ...
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| | Oct-09-12 Matulovic vs I Bilek, 1967
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erimiro1: But he wasn't alone and the story is not complete! How did Bilek respond?
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