Artemi has kibitzed 24 times to chessgames   [more...]

Aug-09-20 Morphy vs A Reif, 1857    Artemi: Reminds me of Fischer-Miagmassuren in the 1967 Sousse Interzonal      Dec-28-13 Alekhine vs Maroczy, 1931    Artemi: Alekhine breath life to the Chess pieces.....a magnficent player, He saves Capablanca to second disaster because at this time he is in the pinacle of his power!!! No surprise that he is the idol of Gary Kasparov!!1      Dec-20-13 Alekhine vs Bogoljubov, 1929    Artemi: brilliant play by AA....a true World Champ!!!!      Dec-19-13 Alekhine vs Capablanca, 1927    Artemi: Many excuses have been said in Capablanca's lost to Alekhine...even if it is clear that Alekhine is the better player!!!!      Apr-25-13 Karpov vs M Schauwecker, 1973    Artemi: Capablanca like.....      Aug-24-11 Karpov - Kasparov World Championship Match (1984/85)    Artemi: this match shows that Gary profits a lot from Fischer's legacy....unlimited number of games...      Aug-16-11 Karpov vs Kasparov, 1984    Artemi: the so called "great" Kasparov benefitted very much from Bobby Fischer's proposal of unlimited number of games as shown in this 84' match aside from receiving 48 free chess lessons from Karpov and gain psychological advantage in the succeeding matches..but the results is not really ...      Aug-10-11 Fischer vs Reshevsky, 1967    Artemi: For what is said and done....Bobby destroy them all in the next candidate cyle....setting a record that never before seen in the World Championship run and will never see again!!!!      Aug-05-11 Larsen vs Fischer, 1967    Artemi: This game is really amazing...how Fischer create minute advantages in an equally balance material and position...game like this is rarely seen!!!      Aug-05-11 Kasparov vs Radjabov, 2003    Artemi: I agree with you airjordinzz.....just be happy with the kid...Bobby never act like this...he appreciates everything related to chess!!!!inspite of all the things he said outside chess!!!All of Bobby's outburst is for the good of chess and better playing condition and good pay for ...

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