Mar-05-13 F A Winter vs Keene, 1961
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henjutsu: ...Ng3+ was beautiful!
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| | Nov-06-12 Z Andriasian vs S Nitin, 2011
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henjutsu: I love the ending here. I took a screenshot of 27b and offered it to some friends as a puzzle.
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| | Oct-03-12 V Ciocaltea vs Nezhmetdinov, 1954 
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henjutsu: What if 28. Qf3?
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| | Aug-12-12 Keene vs P Milbers, 1974
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henjutsu: Very nice ending!
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| | Aug-03-12 Short vs A Giri, 2010
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henjutsu: Anything wrong with 12... Bd7?
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| | Jul-16-12 Uhlmann vs Larsen, 1961
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henjutsu: Well, of 40. a5 or h4 is played, then black responds Nd3? Looks painful. And white can't let the c1 rook move off of that rank due to Qg1++. Or if the f2 rook moves, Qg2++. Or if the queen moves, Qg3+. Kh1, Bd5+. And all three would be under attack there. I think that's why he ...
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| | Jul-08-12 Krogius vs Stein, 1960
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henjutsu: Actually, Ukraine comes without an article. Putting "the Ukraine" is not correct. =(
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| | Jun-10-12 N Urusov
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henjutsu: According to the recorded game data, this guy was equally as good as Alekhine!
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| | Jun-05-12 Larsen vs J H Donner, 1969
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henjutsu: Well, if you were black and it was your move, how would you save your queen? Qg7 leads to mate from Qxg7++.
Qe6, Qd5, Qc4, Qe8 - aside from it not actually being safe spots (d5 offers a trade, but), white's response would still be Qxg7++. Qf6? QxQ, and qq.
Rde7? RxQ, Rxe1+. ...
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| | May-29-12 Spassky vs Rodgaisky, 1948
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henjutsu: My friend suggested 7. 0-0, and I agree.
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