dull2vivid has kibitzed 42 times to chessgames   [less...]

Jun-21-11 S Polgar vs Geller, 1992    dull2vivid: Blacks horrible move was Nh5. Gets careless with the knight, is more accurate to say than "with the queen."      Jun-18-11 Morphy vs Schrufer, 1859    dull2vivid: White would win by Ne6+, Followed by Re1, then Qxd5, then look at all of whites pawns, and you are Paul Morphy, and the other guy is lacking sooo much chess knowledge. Morphy wins by bringing his pieces in and being morphy. It all flows naturally. I see that you checked your ...      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs M Schroeder, 1926    dull2vivid: "Slav: Quite variation" IMAO ahahahaha      Jun-17-11 J Mieses vs Alekhine, 1925    dull2vivid: Yeah, case in point, Fischer's win with it over Spassky in the WC match.      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs W Michel, 1925   dull2vivid: If 17...Rxd5, then 18.Be3 pinning and winning. The rest is the classic way to hit f7, leading to a nice sacking finish.      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Saemisch, 1925    dull2vivid: Nxe7!!! the shot heard around the world Although, instead of Rxa6, Rxd5 might have been stronger...      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Cercle des Echecs, 1925    dull2vivid: The early cxd in th Tarrasch Defense, if black doesn't take with the f6N, is winning when followed up by Bg5xNf6. There are of course exceptions to the general rule. But what a lovely rule.      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Section Italienne Comité militaire, 1925    dull2vivid: This French exchange system is one of Alekhine's pets, playing either side. It seems to relinquish any advantage as white, but an equal game is all a strong player needs; as black, however, it is a fighting stance. The plans are more clear than in other French variations -- to me      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Les Echecs du Palais Royal, 1925    dull2vivid: Move 20 and 21 are lessons for those willing to spill blood.      Jun-17-11 O Naegeli vs Alekhine, 1925    dull2vivid: To bring it back to the human aspect, Alekhine was in some dire straights, but his energy came bustin and carpe the game. Enthusiasm to affirm potential.      Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs K Opocensky, 1925     Jun-17-11 Reti vs Alekhine, 1925     Jun-17-11 A Nimzowitsch vs Alekhine, 1925     Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Cercle de la Rive Gauche, 1925     Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs H Newt, 1923     Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs M Monsky, 1924     Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs Starr, 1924     Jun-17-11 Gruenfeld vs Alekhine, 1923     Jun-17-11 Alekhine vs D Stone, 1923     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs N Sorokin, 1931     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs V Breitman, 1931     May-29-11 B Blumenfeld vs Botvinnik, 1931    May-29-11 Botvinnik vs Ragozin, 1931     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs Lisitsin, 1931    May-29-11 P Romanovsky vs Botvinnik, 1930    May-29-11 Botvinnik vs A Ilyin-Zhenevsky, 1930     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs G Stepanov (Schneideman), 1931     May-29-11 S Fedoseev vs Botvinnik, 1931    May-29-11 I Kan vs Botvinnik, 1930     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs I Kan, 1930     May-29-11 Alatortsev vs Botvinnik, 1931    May-29-11 A Ilyin-Zhenevsky vs Botvinnik, 1931    May-29-11 Botvinnik vs I Kan, 1930    May-29-11 Botvinnik vs A Batuev, 1931     May-29-11 N Pavlov-Pianov vs Botvinnik, 1929     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs N Riumin, 1929    May-29-11 Ragozin vs Botvinnik, 1929     May-29-11 S von Freymann vs Botvinnik, 1929     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs V Silich, 1929     May-29-11 S A Mudrev vs Botvinnik, 1929     May-29-11 Botvinnik vs G Goldberg, 1929    May-29-11 Botvinnik vs A Polyak, 1929

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