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superstoned
Member since Dec-14-06 · Last seen May-22-13
i'm trying to get superstrong.

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   superstoned has kibitzed 115 times to chessgames   [more...]
   May-09-13 D Dubov vs Areshchenko, 2013
 
superstoned: That Bishop on e4 became way too powerful.
 
   May-09-13 J Benjamin vs Akobian, 2013
 
superstoned: Hold on. I think maybe I was confusing joel for walter browne. Now that I'm more clear-headed I'm a have to retract the elder-statesman-label. Not quite old enough, yet.
 
   May-04-13 Shabalov vs J Sammour Hasbun, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: Nice post, as usual, <Gilmoy>! I always try and get the botvinnik semi-slav when facing 1.d4. tis my favorite opening, in fact I'll play it as White too!
 
   May-04-13 Kaidanov vs C Holt, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: <Shams> Yes i agree, great position. Kind of a rare bird material-wise. Seems like Black is ahead but I think I prefer White.
 
   May-04-13 J Bryant vs Y Shulman, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: wow, 130 moves. If this were to happen in the last round my answer to a related tiebreak question at the fantasy chess team page wouldbe way off.
 
   May-03-13 C Holt vs S Shankland, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: I love 25.Bf1! ...Ne5 can't stop Bf1-c4. nothing can!
 
   Apr-29-13 Karjakin vs Kamsky, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: Beautiful play Gata! I wish I could play just like this. The queenside pawns achieving the optimum a6-b5-c4 chain, and the patience and pressure on white's center to refrain from jumping the knight into c5 too soon. Thats what I need in my games! Finally of course the long ...
 
   Apr-16-13 FIDE Grand Prix Zug (2013) (replies)
 
superstoned: Go Gata!
 
   Apr-10-13 D Frolyanov vs Kamsky, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: <Edmontonchessclub> 42.Rxf5. Maybe the idea is Rc2-e2-xe3 followed by queening?
 
   Mar-27-13 Aronian vs Ivanchuk, 2013 (replies)
 
superstoned: Just nice to see Aronian bounce back with a win, regardless of how or why. Good players usually get all the luck. Even nicer to see Lev play 8.Qd5 in the Budapest. I played this move in a tournament game that afterward a national master analyzed. He said 8.Qd5 was not right. ...
 
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