perfidious has kibitzed 375 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-16-09 Karpov vs K Smith, 1972    perfidious: Maybe this is why Smith stuck to poker.      Oct-16-09 Alekhine vs O Tenner, 1911    perfidious: This game never took place-see Reinfeld's 100 Instructive Games of Alekhine for the actual continuation.      Sep-21-09 Fischer vs R Byrne, 1965   perfidious: <technical draw> Fischer's score in this event was 6.5/7 entering this round, and his loss to Reshevsky came in the next game.      Sep-21-09 Reshevsky vs Fischer, 1965   perfidious: Long ago, Mednis suggested 10....d5 as an improvement over the text; while I don't recall his supporting analysis, the positions arising from lines such as 11.cxd5 Qxd5 can hardly be worse for Black than the static, strategically disadvantageous situation he faced in the actual ...      Jul-13-09 Donostia Chess Festival (2009)    perfidious: <Everett> Are you really surprised by that result? It's a long haul to beat a 2700-class GM with Black.      Jun-08-09 Dennis Waterman    perfidious: <whiskeyrebel> I played poker with Dennis in Tunica, Mississippi in 2003; he plays well indeed, but had bad luck that day.      Jun-06-09 Alexey Shirov    perfidious: <return> Throwing away a game, as Shirov did vs Inarkiev in the first round at Poikovsky, can have disastrous effects on even a top-class player; they're only human beings as the rest of us are, not machines.      Mar-23-09 Maurice Ashley    perfidious: <MaxxLange> Think of this: if soccer were the type of game where one could see scores such as 35-31, as in American football, it would have a far greater chance of being popular. Many Americans, and I'm one of them, like the action, and I believe there are a lot of people ...      Mar-12-09 Kenneth Rogoff    perfidious: Here's a trenchant comment from Olbermann from his days on ESPN: 'You can't stop Mike Peca- you can only hope to hold him.'      Mar-08-09 Bannik vs Korchnoi, 1957   perfidious: Just found my Korchnoi book and it also gives 25....Bb7, though I still wonder.

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