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ColdSong
Member since Oct-11-09
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   ColdSong has kibitzed 548 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Jun-15-25 Kasparov vs F Vallejo Pons, 2002
 
ColdSong: It reminds me the way Paulsen played the first Sicilians.Stockfish shows white has to be absolutely precise,Kasparov wasn't ready for this and isn't much.
 
   Jun-09-25 Kasparov vs Kramnik, 2001
 
ColdSong: At least Kasparov didn't necessarily proved white's edge is dangerous,but can be.
 
   Jun-08-25 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 2001
 
ColdSong: If one doesn't perfectly understand Grunfeld dynamism with white it's a perfect weapon.If one understand it it becomes even harder to draw with it than with queen's gambit and Nimzo.It was Kasparov's idea I suppose.
 
   Jun-04-25 Kasparov vs Adams, 2001
 
ColdSong: Not sure what side can be proud to go into that mess.
 
   Jun-04-25 Kasparov vs Shirov, 2001
 
ColdSong: Did Kasparov really had to lose this match with Kramnik ?As usual most of people too sure of their explanations offer an insight about what idiocy is,and no more.
 
   Jun-03-25 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 2000
 
ColdSong: Things weren't at all easy for Kasparov so far with black,both Grunfeld and King's indian were in crisis,more than today,and he wasn't familiar enough with 1...d5 to find subtles moves to keep the position level.Apparently Kramnik knew these nuances,but didn't find the win more ...
 
   Jun-03-25 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 2000
 
ColdSong: Second game in a row Kasparov had to lose with black in this Wch.
 
   May-31-25 Kasparov vs Khalifman, 2000 (replies)
 
ColdSong: In this ending white has to consider if a plan with Rb4 b3,Rdb4 and Bd3 can be strong.
 
   May-27-25 Shirov vs Salov, 1998
 
ColdSong: ''The good as you move''.
 
   May-26-25 Timman vs Kasparov, 1998
 
ColdSong: Timman plays 12.Ne5 instead of 12.Nc3 and is tortured to death.
 
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