Progman has kibitzed 361 times to chessgames   [less...]

Apr-28-16 Aronian vs Carlsen, 2016    Progman: Get this MVL-Carlsen dejavu already      Dec-07-15 London Chess Classic (2015)    Progman: That is some fortress. Even Magnus at 2880+ wouldn't be able to squeeze anything out of this.      Feb-10-15 Carlsen vs Naiditsch, 2015    Progman: 15. Qxa6... I guess a sac against Naiditsch was bound to pay off sooner or later :-)      Feb-10-15 Carlsen vs Bacrot, 2015   Progman: Interesting how Carlsen butchered himself after the game. He called the Nxa7 "insane", and on Norwegian television he promptly labeled his play as a sign of "cerebral hemorrhage". A bit harsh if you ask me... Actually the engines still gave Carlsen a significant advantage if he had ...      Feb-10-15 Magnus Carlsen    Progman: <Carlsen can barely beat a 2700. Shows how overrated he really is.> Yes, Carlsen is a patzer with 20 out of 30 super tournament wins since fall 2009 (23 in all) and holder of all three world titles. Total loser. Highly overrated.      Feb-10-15 GRENKE Chess Classic (2015)    Progman: <specifically in terms of endgame play, when compared to other supertournament final rounds in recent memory, which is somewhat surprising as fatigue is probably not a big factor on a small field of eight> Perhaps some of them hadn't managed to get Tata completely out of their      Jan-21-15 Tata Steel Masters (2015)    Progman: can't Ding just take the rook`?      Nov-15-14 Carlsen - Anand World Championship Match (2014)    Progman: Back to back blunders for some reason seem to pop up in high level chess. Perhaps because one doesn't expect gifts (as Anand stated in the press conference)? One overlooks the blatantly obvious whilst being too busy calculating long lines based on a set position? I don't know. Apart      Feb-04-14 Zurich Chess Challenge (Rapid) (2014)    Progman: Haha, Carlsen wanted that trophy in a @#$%*!& hurry and take the first flight home.      Feb-04-14 Zurich Chess Challenge (2014)    Progman: Aronian - Carlsen: rapid games takes the term "time trouble" to a whole new level :-)      May-06-13 Anand - Carlsen World Championship Match (2013)     Apr-01-13 World Championship Candidates (2013)     Mar-23-13 Carlsen vs Radjabov, 2013     Aug-02-12 Carlsen vs Bacrot, 2012     Jan-30-11 Tata Steel Group A (2011)     Dec-17-10 London Chess Classic (2010)     Feb-09-10 Carlsen vs Anand, 2009     Feb-01-10 Corus Group A (2010)     Dec-10-09 London Chess Classic (2009)     Oct-08-09 Radjabov vs Carlsen, 2009     Oct-07-09 Pearl Spring Chess Tournament (2009)     Nov-13-08 Dresden Olympiad (2008)     Sep-12-08 Grand Slam Chess Final (2008)     Aug-03-08 Chess Classic Mainz (2008)     Jul-31-08 41st Biel International Chess Festival (2008)     Jun-18-08 Carlsen vs A Volokitin, 2008     Jun-17-08 Jakovenko vs Carlsen, 2008     Jun-13-08 Aerosvit (2008)     Jun-13-08 Carlsen vs Shirov, 2008     Apr-29-08 Baku Grand Prix (2008)     Mar-17-08 Amber Tournament (Rapid) (2008)     Mar-15-08 Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2008)     Mar-07-08 Morelia-Linares (2008)     Mar-06-08 Chessgames - Odd Lie     Dec-06-07 Carlsen vs I Cheparinov, 2007     Nov-19-07 Tal Memorial (2007)     Nov-16-07 Kramnik vs E Alekseev, 2007     Nov-15-07 Ivanchuk vs Carlsen, 2007     Jul-28-07 Carlsen vs Onischuk, 2007     Jul-27-07 Motylev vs Carlsen, 2007     Jun-03-07 World Championship Candidates (2007)     Jun-02-07 Kibitzer's Café     Apr-25-07 Gausdal Classics GM-group A (2007)     Apr-22-07 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2006     Mar-29-07 16th Amber Tournament (Rapid) (2007)     Mar-29-07 16th Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2007)     Mar-28-07 Carlsen vs Morozevich, 2007     Mar-28-07 Kramnik vs Carlsen, 2007     Mar-26-07 Carlsen vs Ivanchuk, 2007     Mar-23-07 Leko vs Carlsen, 2007     Mar-10-07 Morelia-Linares (2007)     Jan-29-06 Corus Group B (2006)     Jan-27-06 Sergey Karjakin     Jan-24-06 Karjakin vs Topalov, 2006     Jan-23-06 Carlsen vs G Vescovi, 2006     Jan-23-06 Veselin Topalov     Jan-23-06 Corus Group A (2006)

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