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Everett
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   Everett has kibitzed 10648 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Jun-13-23 Kenneth Rogoff (replies)
 
Everett: <Lloyd Gross: So <Everett> bad for the adrenal glands could be listed as another side effect?> Yes And, of course, not only that. https://peterhalligan.substack.com/... Original paper https://www.tga.gov.au/sites/defaul... Campbell’s YouTube take ...
 
   Apr-05-23 S Williams vs J van Foreest, 2014
 
Everett: 9.e4 is likely not best 9.Nd3 followed by Bf4 and e3 is a more solid choice.
 
   Mar-06-23 Kibitzer's Café (replies)
 
Everett: Testing Testing 1-2-3 Wondering who are the kibitzers to respond to, as so many have me on ignore ;-) Hope all is well, everyone!
 
   Mar-06-23 Hans-Joachim Federer (replies)
 
Everett: https://www.usatoday.com/story/spor... Djoko not playing Indian Wells…
 
   Mar-05-23 Santasiere vs H Steiner, 1931
 
Everett: Are we sure the colors are right? After all, didn’t Santasiere champion the early play of the b-pawn?
 
   Feb-03-23 Benko vs Fischer, 1962 (replies)
 
Everett: Total Russian interference on this one
 
   Jan-31-23 Spassky - Tal Candidates Final (1965)
 
Everett: <Spassky never again won a single game from Tal after this match, against 5 defeats.> Most of Spassky’s results against the best players dropped significantly after becoming WC.
 
   Jan-29-23 R Frilles vs Shabalov, 2011
 
Everett: Looking at this again a decade later, White has the sequence a4, Ra3, and Qe2 (or Qc2) to prepare a k-side attack. Nothing is happening on the q-side, and the center is locked for the moment.
 
   Jan-26-23 Adams vs N Grandelius, 2018
 
Everett: Game is clearly over by move 21
 
   Jan-25-23 Tata Steel Masters (2023) (replies)
 
Everett: <Carlsen is oftenly praised by his endgame technique, but his opening preparation is probably the main reason for his success.> Maybe in the past few years, yet he was long #1 and dominant before getting jacked on opening theory
 
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