Dijon15 has kibitzed 21 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-07-19 Herman Pilnik    Dijon15: So, why doesn't the bio mention Pilnik's rating?      Dec-02-18 Harmonist vs Tarrasch, 1887   Dijon15: Tarrasch had played the same 13...Rxf3 sac two rounds earlier vs von Gottschall, who lasted 10 moves longer. Von Gottschall vs Tarrasch, 1887      Nov-27-18 Rubinstein vs J Mieses, 1922    Dijon15: The CG page for this tournament gives the tournament book as: Schachkongress Teplitz-Schönau 1922, by J. Schorr. Selbstverlag des "Deutschen Schachklubs", Teplitz-Schönau-Turn 1923. 664 pp. Reprint: Edition Olms AG, Zürich 1981.      Nov-23-18 Vera Menchik    Dijon15: I ask once again. I wonder if this line in the bio could be expanded: 'Albert Becker quipped that these and the other men she defeated were members of the "Menchik Club."' Proposed expanded text. "In 1929, at the Carlsbad tournament, Viennese master Albert Becker ridiculed her entry      Sep-12-18 E Bebchuk vs Bronstein, 1974    Dijon15: Genie submits to Sorcerer      Jul-31-18 Hans Kmoch    Dijon15: In the Bio, do you think someone could replace 'Die Kunst der Verteidigung' with 'The Art of Defence?'      Jun-28-18 Flohr vs Geller, 1949    Dijon15: Interestingly, Stockfish only seems to really find fault with 10.Nd5?! on White's part. I thought that Black outplayed White for pretty much the whole game, and Stockfish's move-by-move shows as much. Black's game seemed to play itself, with most of the moves being intuitive and ...      Nov-23-17 Siegbert Tarrasch    Dijon15: In the bio, the title of Tarrasch's book <Die Moderne Schachpartie> is misspelled.      Aug-18-17 Rublevsky vs E Zude, 2011   Dijon15: Stockfish flags 17...Ne5 as Black's mistake, suggesting instead ...Bxf5, but even so, Black's position does not inspire confidence. Maybe Black should back up and try 13...Bf6.      Aug-13-17 B de Jong-Muhren vs M Palac, 2007   Dijon15: What a strange game! 15 ... Bd7? (instead of ...Nd7) 16 f4? (instead of e5) 18 ... Qc5? (instead of ...exf5) 19 Rhf1?! (instead of fxe6) Is the result in error, or did White just resign in disgust?

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