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Chessmaletaja
Member since Dec-12-20 · Last seen May-06-25
Jüri Eintalu is a philosopher in Tallinn, but he plays chess.

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   Chessmaletaja has kibitzed 92 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Dec-02-24 Lasker vs J W White, 1911
 
Chessmaletaja: <11 a3??> is a blunder. White should play 11 ♕c4+! to exchange the queens, with equality. Because White's king on the central file on the d1 and cannot castle. The game continues: <11...♗xd2 12 ♗xd2> Here, <11...♖e8??> is a blunder. ...
 
   Oct-12-24 Fischer vs Petrosian, 1959 (replies)
 
Chessmaletaja: The position after <37 h8♕>: [DIAGRAM] Now, there are four queens on the board. Black cannot give any troubling checks. White cannot give a check without immediately exchanging one pair of queens. Therefore, Black's king is not in immediate trouble. My chess ...
 
   Oct-10-24 Fischer vs Petrosian, 1959
 
Chessmaletaja: In this game, both players made several inexact moves. For example, Fischer's <20 cxd4> gave the square e5 for Black's pieces. Better was 20 b4. Petrosian's <21...♔b8?!> was needless. Better was 21...c4!. At times, White had an edge; at times, Black had an ...
 
   Oct-10-24 Fischer vs Keres, 1959
 
Chessmaletaja: <W Westerlund>: <"Practically all others had Jewish roots, just as his [Fischer's] own father, who he never knew, and his own mother who was, according to some sources, a communist."> And McCarthy committed suicide in the psychiatric hospital. According to some ...
 
   Oct-09-24 Fischer vs Keres, 1959
 
Chessmaletaja: With the help of some chess engines, I have arrived at the following conclusions. The position after <15...0-0> was still equal: [DIAGRAM] White's move <16 bxc5?!> was inexact. It gave Black the square c5 and did it with a loss of tempo. The move <18 f4?!> ...
 
   Oct-08-24 Fischer vs Benko, 1959
 
Chessmaletaja: The position after <31 ♕f4>: [DIAGRAM] My chess engines are saying that the position is absolutely equal. Benko made a mistake <31...♖a8? 32 ♖h1! ⩲> Then, Benko blundered <32...♖g8?? 33 a4!+-> Note that after <32...♖xa3
 
   Sep-01-24 Fischer vs Smyslov, 1959
 
Chessmaletaja: The position after 12...Kf7: [DIAGRAM] White's light-squared bishop is altogether on the wrong place on b5.
 
   Aug-21-24 takchess chessforum
 
Chessmaletaja: Takchess, please check it. "Mastering the Spanish", Game 3, Kavalek - Spassky. You have uploaded a wrong game!
 
   Jul-22-24 Karpov - Kasparov World Championship Match (1984/85) (replies)
 
Chessmaletaja: If you want to improve your chess, you should carefully analyze and memorize all these 48 games. (!) The most idiotic match ever. I believe Campomanes made the right decision. I also believe that the arbiter had to disqualify Fischer from the Spassky/Fischer match despite ...
 
   Jul-17-24 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972 (replies)
 
Chessmaletaja: So, perhaps Fischer agreed to play King's Indian if he could avoid the Saemisch. However, in the present game, if Spassky plays 3 c4, the Saemisch is not excluded because White has not yet played f4.
 
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