Apr-18-08 K Burger vs P Keglevic, 1977 
| |
|
fenno: After finding 28. Qe5 (with the idea of 29. h6) I thought it wins enough material and did not seek any longer.
|
|
| | Apr-16-08 Blackburne vs J Schwarz, 1881
| |
|
fenno: "Forcingly easy". I believe Blackburne was waiting the opponent's error that actually happened, when he moved 23. Rh4, but isn't 23. Bf6 objectively stronger?
|
|
| | Mar-28-08 Fritz vs E F Pecci, 2001
| |
|
fenno: Somewhat surprising resignation by Fritz at first look. But then...
I think it would have lost at least queen for a rook after 24. ... Nf6
|
|
| | Mar-26-08 Kibitzer's Café
| |
|
fenno: 'Thank you for playing the free demonstration of Guess-the-Move, Kasparov vs Beliavsky, 1983.
You scored 82 points; the par (average) is 59.
Good job! Kasparov would be proud!'
- Proud of being better than me or what?
|
|
| | Mar-26-08 Karpov vs Judit Polgar, 2006
| |
|
fenno: Btw, is it impossible that Judit Polgar really resigned after her move 22. ... e4?, because she realized that Karpov would most certainly turn the position after 23. Bd4 into an endgame victory? I mean, why would she have wasted energy to see that? Also, she might have felt devastated
|
|
| | Jul-09-05 Beer
| |
|
fenno: I think you should finish that beer now and go to see Madame De Remusat
|
|
| | Jul-09-05 Madame De Remusat
| |
|
fenno: A curiosity may also be that she apparently "gave odds" to Napoleon Bonaparte: http://www.teleschach.de/forum/napo...
|
|
| | Jul-09-05 H Hurme vs Tringov, 1974
| |
|
fenno: I would have played 11. Bxd8 ;)
|
|
| | Jul-02-05 A Minasian vs Ivanchuk, 2005
| |
|
fenno: <Knight13> So what? After that black is still a pawn up and probably winning.
|
|
| | Jul-02-05 Eero Einar Book
| |
|
fenno: <Luckily Swiss German isn't a real language.> Surely it is, like the Finnish-Swedish language.
|
|
| | | indicates a reply to the comment. | |
