Chess Prodigy has kibitzed 11 times to chessgames   [more...]

Feb-03-07 M Wilder vs A Lein, 1981    Chess Prodigy: <backyard pawn: Being a Saturday puzzle, I expected a wild finish, but this was Wilder!> Nice pun! :-b.      Jan-16-07 Velimirovic vs Szabo, 1976    Chess Prodigy: Alright...here's my analysis...and I didn't use fritz 1) Rh1+ Kxh1 Ne3+! f3 Qxf3 (since the knight blocks) King moves Qg2# 2) Rh1+ Kxh1 Ne3+! Qd5+ Nxd5...and that's a wrap 3) Rh1+ Kxh1 Ne3+ King moves Qg2# so f3 results in mate anyways...      Jan-15-07 Bledow vs P Bilguer, 1838    Chess Prodigy: Yay...1/1 for the week :-)!      Jun-16-06 J Friedman vs Gulko, 1993    Chess Prodigy: Is it just me...of is this kind of a help mate?      Apr-08-06 Kamsky vs P Wolff, 1991    Chess Prodigy: 6/6 this week...Sunday will be unlikely though...but 6/7 is still awesome...Nd4! is quite a treat for white....gg Kamsky!      Apr-06-06 Tolush vs V Mikenas, 1950    Chess Prodigy: 4/4 this week...I did Qxf8+ instead of Qd4+, which is a winning move, but not as winning      Apr-01-06 Kudrin vs R Douven, 1989    Chess Prodigy: Definately April Fool's prank...I had no idea en passant was possible...5/6 for the week though...good thing tomorrow is April 2nd and not April 1st :-)      Mar-23-06 Kasimdzhanov vs J Polgar, 2005    Chess Prodigy: I got this one...The idea behind 45.f6!! is if 45...Qxf6 46.Re8+ Kh7 47.Qb1+! (K moves Qg1+!! K moves then take rook; if 47...Qg6, then Rh8+ followed by Rg8+ winning Q), and if 45..Q moves then Re8+ and Re7+ followed by a series of trades that ultimately passes the pawn...4/4 ...      Mar-19-06 Kaidanov vs A Wojtkiewicz, 1994    Chess Prodigy: Brilliantly played Kaidanov!!      Jan-17-05 Corus Group A (2005)    Chess Prodigy: I believe Topalov will win...anyone agree? disagree?

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