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

Feb-11-10 Einstein vs Oppenheimer, 1933    Bjornemann: maetis, I am sorry to say this, but you are obviously a BRAINWASHED IDIOT      Jan-21-10 Nakamura vs Carlsen, 2010    Bjornemann: A look at the Opening Explorer tells me that White scores much better after 4.Lxc6 than after 5.Lxc6, so I agree with whatthefat, Black's minor concession means very little compared to the loss of tempo.      Dec-06-09 Wilhelm Steinitz    Bjornemann: Thank you so much for the link to this very interesting book, BishopBerkeley!      Dec-05-09 Andersson vs Kupreichik, 1982    Bjornemann: I wouldn't classify this as English Opening. This game was transposed into an Exchange Slav.      Nov-30-09 Emanuel Lasker    Bjornemann: Thanks for the tip Focus      Nov-14-09 Vasily Smyslov    Bjornemann: Best endgame player ever. A good way way to become better at chess endings is to study Smyslov's games.      Nov-12-09 Aronian vs Morozevich, 2009   Bjornemann: I proudly claim the FIRST!      Nov-11-09 Magnus Carlsen    Bjornemann: The three opponents that Carlsen has yet to face, are arguably the weakest three in this tournament. So with a 50%-score this far, I would predict a rather solid tournament result for Carlsen in the end.      Nov-11-09 Tal Memorial (2009)    Bjornemann: <<Magnusch> I think 32.Bc6 was interesting but not enough for a win. After 32...Qc5 33.Qxe6+ Kh7 34.Be4+ Rxe4 35.Qf5+ Kg8 36.Qxe4 Qd5 37.Qxd5 Nxd5 and the black pawns looks like unstopable (to me).> Interesting analysis Magnusch, but why do you think the black pawns ...      Nov-11-09 S Belavenets vs Smyslov, 1939    Bjornemann: <<whiteshark> Smyslov was weaving a mating net long before white realised it.> Well said!

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