ColdSong has kibitzed 354 times to chessgames   [more...]

Apr-30-23 Nepomniachtchi - Ding World Championship Match (2023)    ColdSong: Congratulations to the new World Champion...and best wishes of good results in tournaments against you know who...      Mar-20-23 Nimzowitsch vs Tartakower, 1911   ColdSong: Sometime Nimzo wanted badly to win brillantly.But he was nor Tal,nor Kasparov.Anyway,the kind of unusual ideas he was able to find was nevertheless often ,and really,stunning.      Mar-08-23 I Rabinovich vs Tartakower, 1925   ColdSong: A special kind of game IMO,difficult to evaluate from the beginning to the end.      Jan-31-23 Tata Steel Masters (2023)    ColdSong: Please believe people has not really time to lose to know you very well.      Jan-24-23 Petrosian vs Bronstein, 1956   ColdSong: ''How deep is your move''      Jan-24-23 Alekhine vs Bogoljubov, 1929   ColdSong: And again in this match Alekhine tries with white a not so promising plan after all,but apparently knows what he does and manage to stay alive thanks to his gift for enough activity.      Jan-23-23 Bogoljubov vs Alekhine, 1929   ColdSong: An example of endless pressure on the white squares in 1929,a strategy Karpov was the absolute master.      Jan-21-23 Bogoljubov vs Alekhine, 1929    ColdSong: I'd like to say ''activate your army to make your knights and bishops as best as possible in the long run''.You will not avoid a long run against strong players.Only genius can.And you know there is (almost) no genius.      Jan-18-23 Bogoljubov vs Euwe, 1928   ColdSong: I'm fond of Euwe's style,who had IMO a very special instinct to find the dynamically most promising,without being foolish,variations,coming from openings he had the secret,and finally made the feeling that this dynamism was what one call strategy.But true,After WW2,the russians ...      Jan-15-23 Giri vs D Gukesh, 2023    ColdSong: Gukesh is very dangerous,but has to feel now,at least for some time,as usual,the difference of the highest level.

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