Apr-26-05 Mongredien vs Morphy, 1859 
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takeithome: The authorities have commended 40.  e6 although Black is still kicking, or maybe still holding the edge.
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| | Apr-26-05 Augustus Mongredien
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takeithome: Augustus Mongredien (1807-1888). Although his record with Morphy was awful, he did manage to extend Anderssen somewhat. But then again, who didn't extend Anderssen and his love for attack-attack-attack and little defense-defense-defense? Anyway, the author of a Morphy game ...
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| | Apr-26-05 Ribli vs Korchnoi, 1989
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takeithome: <aw1988> That is an excellent point. I've read somewhere that Korchnoi has a decided preference for reversed openings and unusual fianchetto schemes. That's originality.
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| | Apr-26-05 Grischuk vs Dreev, 2005
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takeithome: 31. f4! begins a nice concluding demolition of a former youth champion. It took me half an hour to figure this one out...
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| | Apr-26-05 I A Nataf vs Bacrot, 1997
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takeithome: Bishop to e6 and then g4 and then e2 and then h5 makes a most interesting trip.
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| | Apr-26-05 C Horvath vs Ivanchuk, 1985
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takeithome: <Eatman> White's suspicious handling of a French advance has much to do with his demise. Who can put his King on f2 on move ten with a straight face nowadays?
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| | Apr-26-05 Gilg vs E Eliskases, 1939
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takeithome: This game seems so instructive in the sense that Black fights valiantly even with a weak e6-pawn, which can be an awful bane in the QGD.
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| | May-21-04 Grischuk vs Bacrot, 1992
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takeithome: Not bad for a lad under ten years old...!
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| | Apr-27-04 I Radulov vs Spassky, 1973
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takeithome: What a beautiful game =)! It makes all the detractors of the Pirc chill in their sleep...=)
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