ColdSong has kibitzed 307 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-14-19 Lautier vs Nunn, 1988   ColdSong: That seems really hard to find how black can attack after this knight sacrifice,and probably too hard.15 years old Lautier seems perfectly up to the task already.      Oct-13-19 Lautier vs Dolmatov, 1988   ColdSong: GM Dolmatov gives a nice lesson of technique and patience here.      Oct-05-19 Shirov vs Morozevich, 2001   ColdSong: Oh my,Morozevich doesn't see 55...Rh5...,It's really pathetic for a strong Grandmaster,and moreover he deserved to draw after have found some kind of enough counterplay to draw (or maybe not) this ending.      Oct-01-19 World Cup (2019)    ColdSong: Hard to doubt more and more people hope a match Ding-Carlsen.Sauron is terrible but...      Aug-17-19 Piket vs Morozevich, 1996   ColdSong: Jeroen Piket matters.It seems to me he's the fourth best dutch player in chess History,after Euwe,Timman and Giri.(I Hope I forget nobody).      Aug-11-19 Van Wely vs Morozevich, 1995   ColdSong: An hypermodern diamond.I hope Morozevich can come back to a higher level.      Jul-22-19 Grand Prix Riga (2019)    ColdSong: I'm afraid MVL has still to think seriously to the Grunfeld.Of course he belongs easily to the top ten so far,but I'm skeptical about better achievements.Now I know it's easy to say it.Wish him fruitful work.      Jul-14-19 AlphaZero vs Stockfish, 2018    ColdSong: This game is simply horribly impressive.A0 does exactly what it wants here.      Jul-10-19 AlphaZero vs Stockfish, 2018   ColdSong: Weird game.After a smartly played opening,as it seems,A0 sacrifices pawn after pawn like a complete fool or a genius (I suspect the second explanation),certainly to increase its chances to win without real danger,and Stockfish quietly plays a 150 moves middlegame with the king in ...      Jun-15-19 Norway Chess (2019)    ColdSong: Congratulation to the newcomer to the highest level tournaments,Yu Yangyi,and best wishes of confirmation and improvement.

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