Jun-27-11 J F Barry vs Lasker, 1904
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gogulko: Lasker had white in this game. Game score needs correction.
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| | Dec-20-10 Emanuel Lasker 
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gogulko: When he lost to Torre, Lasker did not use the arrival of the telegram (not given to him by his wife, but a tournament official) as an excuse. I can't find his exact words at the moment, but at the time and later he complimented Torre's play.
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| | Dec-28-09 Bird vs Lasker, 1892
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gogulko: Lasker was born in 1868, not 1869. On December 24. Same day as Richard Teichmann
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| | Jul-04-09 Viktor Korchnoi
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gogulko: The grandmasters who did not sign the petition condemning Korchnoi were Botvinnik (he had nothing to fear), Bronstein (because he already had nothing to lose), Spaasky (obvious) and Boris Gulko - even then Gulko was playing a "match" against the Communists - and winning.
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| | Dec-06-08 Boris Gulko
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gogulko: I believe Gulko himself is working such a book.
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| | Nov-24-08 Oll vs Gulko, 1983
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gogulko: Among amateurs, White should play on. And maybe even masters wouldn't have the technical skills to win this, although most should. But for a GM, especially one in Gulko's class? White is dead lost, and it's all a matter of technique: White's a pawn down, without compensation and no ...
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| | Jul-23-08 Lasker-Tarrasch World Championship Match (1908)
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gogulko: Jul-23-08 cannibal: <keypusher> wrote: Actually, when you leave out his comeback in the mid-30s (which was still impressive enough, but had mainly financial reasons) and maybe some events in his very early career, the ONLY serious competitions he didn't win were Hastings ...
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| | Jun-13-08 M Langer vs Gulko, 2008
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gogulko: 31. ,,, Nxe4 32. Qxg4 Nxc3 threatening 33. ... Bxd4+ and 34. ... Nxc5 might also work.
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| | Jun-13-08 D Ippolito vs Gulko, 2008
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gogulko: Is this all time wins in U.S. Championships? Or some other list? Who are the top 10?
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| | Jan-17-08 Carlsen vs N Ibraev, 2004
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gogulko: 1. … hxg5 2. Rxf7 Rf8 ( 2. … Ne7 3. Qxe5 Kxf7 ( 3. … Nf5 4. Qxf5 ) 4. Qxg7+ Ke6 5. Qf6# ) 3. hxg5 Rxf7 4. Qh7+ Kf8 5. g6 Re7 ( 5. … Rf6 6. Qh8+ Ke7 7. Qxg7+ Ke8 ( 7. … Kd6 8. Ba3+ Kc7 9. Rh7 ) 8. Rh8+ Rf8 9. Rxf8# ) 6. Qh8#
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