Bluevertere has kibitzed 25 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-07-10 Tal Memorial (2010)    Bluevertere: Are there any games today? And if there are, what time do they begin?      Oct-09-10 Grand Slam Chess Final (2010)    Bluevertere: The games start at 4:30 p.m. CET.      May-20-10 United States Championship (2010)    Bluevertere: Each time a guys' pawn takes this e6 baby step I fall in love with him, especially if its soon followed by a madman's march to b4 - with Morozevich it felt right, with Potkin kinky, with Nakamura though it feels plain slutty!      Apr-25-10 Anand vs Topalov, 2010    Bluevertere: <too drunk to be nervous...> Jack Daniels bliss right now, with some coke though since I am just a girl....      Jan-11-10 World Team Championship (2010)    Bluevertere: Hello people, havent been around for a long time and it feels good to be back, especially when watching at the same time Kotronias-Nakamura. Any thoughts about the position after 19...Qb6 by Nakamura?!      Nov-07-09 Morozevich vs Kramnik, 2009    Bluevertere: At last the game we should have been watching from the very beginning.      Oct-05-09 Topalov vs Carlsen, 2009    Bluevertere: <I just mean to imply there is no inherent favoring of Carlsen, which you seem to think> I dont think so. I speak my mind without implying anything. Anyways, an argument always helps watching a chess game the way a chess game should be watched! Kisses to all.      Sep-06-09 Grand Slam Chess Final (2009)    Bluevertere: With Shirov and Aronian playing, I think it's time to watch live, after months, a tournament. How long till the first move?      Jul-26-09 Kibitzer's Café    Bluevertere: (Still??!) Chess life with a Mac.... Enough with Mr.Gates, let's try a new approach, a new philosophy, let's do it with an apple. There's no question about it -that's my personal biased opinion, so no need to argue on who's the best Apple or Microsoft, at least not here-the ...      Jul-23-09 Van der Wiel vs Polugaevsky, 1984    Bluevertere: <Doesn't white have the win here with 18. Bxg7? It follows: 18...Bxg7 19.Rg3 with an unstoppable mating threat. Right?> Not right, because Black plays 19...f5 and the queen comes into play controling the f7 square.

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