AnotherNN has kibitzed 72 times to chessgames   [more...]

Apr-12-25 Roeske / Martinez / Sharp vs Milnes / Mlotkowski / Bauder, 1910    AnotherNN: I give up. What happens had Black played 34�.Qc1+ ?!      Sep-10-24 Cochrane vs Moheschunder, 1851   AnotherNN: White could have played 22.Bf4 QxQ 23.BxB is mate. If 22. ..Pe3+, Black loses the Queen (his Bishop is pinned). If 22. .. Qb4, then 23.c3 etc.      Aug-03-24 Koltanowski vs De Ley, 1931   AnotherNN: Obviously it should have been 27. Rxg7+      Apr-18-24 O Tenner vs R Black, 1923    AnotherNN: I think at move 33 Black could have played 33 � Ra2, then if 34. QxQ Black plays 34. � Ra1+, etc.      Mar-23-24 J Bellin vs V Tichy, 1965   AnotherNN: Surely the reply to 5. … Nxe4, should have been 6. Bxf7+, no? Watch out for this in your own game.      Feb-20-24 Jansa vs J Mestel, 1981   AnotherNN: of course, White could have played 36.Nxd5 followed by mate if Black played 36....BxN.      May-23-22 Showalter vs Pillsbury, 1904    AnotherNN: Not so straightforward after all ... After 31.Re2, then Black replies 31.... e3 Then 32. Qd8+ (not 32, RxQ because of 32... pxQ+!) 32.... Qf8 33.QxQ+ RxQ 34. RxR      Apr-26-22 Carlsen vs Le Quang Liem, 2022    AnotherNN: 39.Qd4 is a Draw?! What if 39. ... Qxb 40.Qe4+ f5; then what?      Sep-01-21 E Song vs J Colas, 2018   AnotherNN: Seems to me 21.Bxf5 was possible, no? Black can't take B with either the pawn or rook.      Jan-21-21 Van Wely vs Karpov, 1996   AnotherNN: After 32...fxg5, White plays 33.pxe5+ and life becomes very difficult for Black. If 33... Kg8, then 34.pxd6 Qe8 (must guard f7) 35.pe5 and Black can't resist for long. If 33...Ke8, then 34.pxd6 Qxd6 35.Qf7+ followed by 36.Rf6 is difficult to defend.

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