Apr-24-13 Morozevich vs Leko, 2013
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tacite: You have to give it to Leko : he always seems to find all the right moves to neutralize all the attacks. It's not fun to watch, but it is really instructive.
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| | Aug-01-12 Bacrot vs Nakamura, 2012 
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tacite: <csmath: Now Bacrot might want to call Morozevich for the address of that doctor that gives excuses to chess players.> Get over with it. It wasn't funny the first time, so now... As for the blunder of Bacrot, ****t happens to all, even to GM's.
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| | Oct-17-11 Morozevich vs E Tomashevsky, 2011
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tacite: <Robed.Bishop> Thanks for the answer, it is appreciated!
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| | Oct-15-11 Morozevich vs E Alekseev, 2004
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tacite: <Check It Out> I maybe wrong, but Moro's 11. Nc5 was meant to move the black Queen from d8, allowing white's black bishop more manoeuvre. But then again, only Moro could give us the answer.
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| | Aug-30-11 S Halkias vs Morozevich, 2011
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tacite: There is something I do not understand...
After 37. Bxb6, why Morozevich played axb6? Why not Qxg2# ?
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| | Aug-15-11 Morozevich vs Svidler, 2011
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tacite: <brulla : Who's chucky?> Vassily Ivanchuk.
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| | Aug-12-11 Russian Superfinals (2011)
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tacite: <Polarmis> You are doing a fantastic job with <whychess>! One thing though, who is doing the translation in French? I am reading the news « La bataille fait rage à Moscou » and I have noticed some errors in French. If you want to know the errors, just let me know. Again, ...
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| | Aug-10-11 A Galkin vs Morozevich, 2011
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tacite: It seems to me that Galkin's move 24.Qd4 was played in order to draw.
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| | Aug-22-10 A Alexikov vs V Malakhatko, 2003
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tacite: Could make a nice puzzle : 37. Rh1, black to play.
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| | May-26-10 Eljanov vs Leko, 2010
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tacite: What happens next if
42... Rxb6
43. cxb6 Nc6
Does Black hold and go for a draw?
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