Apr-23-14 M Richter vs E Berg, 2011
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patzer2: See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emanue... for information on Sweden GM Emanuel Berg's Chess background.
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| | Apr-22-14 E Prandstetter vs Hort, 1984
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patzer2: <Patriot> Thanks! It's similar to the approach I use in teaching Chess tactics to my Grandchildren.
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| | Apr-22-14 Nakamura vs Mamedyarov, 2014 
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patzer2: Black has all those extra pawns. Yet they're so useless against the penetration of the White pieces. The pawn sacrifices for the initiative after 14. a3! and the avoidance of simplifying moves may look simple, but that's only because of White's precisely calculated attack. ...
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| | Apr-21-14 Alatortsev vs Koblents, 1945
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patzer2: <Once> Nice find in 17. Bf2  instead of 17. b4?? hxg3  Earlier I like 4. Nc3 or 4.e3, 10. Qc2, 12. Bd2 or 12. f3, 13. Ne5 or 13. Bd2, 14. a4 and 15. Qb3 to try for ...
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| | Apr-20-14 D Fridman vs Naiditsch, 2013
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patzer2: Fascinating game, especially following today's Sunday puzzle solution 21...Ndf3+!! Like yesterday's solution, it's a highly promising best move with a strong attacking initiative and lots of opportunity for the opponent to go wrong. However, like Saturday's solution, it's also not a
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| | Apr-19-14 Macieja vs H Kallio, 1999
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patzer2: After 27. Nf5?! Qe4+!  to , it starts to turn in Black's favor. The remainder of the game is an excellent technical display of the superiority of two minor pieces versus ...
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| | Apr-19-14 J Sieglen vs K Wesseln, 1989
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patzer2: <Patriot> <I probably would have played 32...Rf7> I assume you mean 33...Rf7 from Jim's diagram, though 32. Qc5 that led to it can be met with 32...Rf7 . From <Jimfromprovidence>'s diagram, I considered ...
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| | Apr-18-14 V Nielsen vs C F Delcomyn, 1894
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patzer2: <johnlspouge: GOOT = Get Out Of ThatŠ It's a <Once>-ism, origins lost in time!> Thanks!
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| | Apr-16-14 L T Haller vs Robbins, 1884
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patzer2: <Cheapo by the Dozen> Black wins after 30...Qxa1 31. Rxa1 (diagram below) [DIAGRAM] However finding the winning 31...Re3! here might be difficult, especially since the tempting alternative 31...Rf1+?? 32. Kg2!  turns the
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| | Apr-15-14 Benko vs W Hartmann, 1984
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patzer2: <Once><Is there any other sport where a player can be clearly winning and still lose to a sudden one-off strike?> You've touched on the knock out blow in boxing and the pin in wrestling. Auto racing with the possibility of a crash or mechanical failure putting the lead ...
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