ForeverYoung has kibitzed 374 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-25-15 So vs Ding Liren, 2015    ForeverYoung: Anybody else out there have a problem with 24 ... Nxb4?      Nov-20-15 Capablanca vs S Campos, 1927    ForeverYoung: The mate I found was 21 Nxf6+ Kf8 22 Rh8+ Ke7 23 Nxd7+ Rf6 24 Bxf6+ gxf6 25 Rh7+ Ke8 26 Nxf6+ Kf8 27 Rf7 mate      Nov-03-15 Tartakower vs S Rosselli del Turco, 1926    ForeverYoung: It is a safe guess that Botvinnik studied this game and employed the winning idea vs. Riumin in 1931.      Sep-12-15 Robert James Fischer    ForeverYoung: In a conversation with a friend recently I decided that Bobby should have asked for a rematch clause if the match score reached 9 wins to 9 wins. He probably would have retained the title for at least 20 years until Gary took it from him. If Portisch had been a challenger he ...      Feb-27-15 I Bilek vs Larsen, 1967    ForeverYoung: Some clear Nimzowitch in this game exploiting white's pawn formation. 19 ... Kh8! was the key defensive move snuffing out white's attack.      Feb-27-15 Larsen vs Matulovic, 1967    ForeverYoung: The games begin with 14 a4! culminating with 22 Ra1! Afterwards we see some grandmasterly technique by white to score the point.      Jan-30-15 A Filipowicz vs A Matanovic, 1973   ForeverYoung: Very fine TN in 11 ... Bd6! The old 11 ... h6 12 Bh4 Bc5 13 b4! Bxb4 14 Nxd4 Nxd4 15 Qxd4 Bxe1 16 Qxg7 Kd7 17 Rxe1 b5 18 Qd4+ Kc6 19 Bf6 Rhc8 loses to 20 Be5!!      Dec-26-14 Karpov vs M Schauwecker, 1973    ForeverYoung: This game is unusually instructive. White has a nice edge after 17 Rd1. After 18 Nd5! he puts the squeeze on black to perfection.      Dec-26-14 E Bhend vs Tukmakov, 1973   ForeverYoung: Your comment rings true. While playing through this game from the Bath tournament book it make sense that black would miss ... Bd5.      Dec-26-14 Ljubojevic vs H Pfleger, 1973   ForeverYoung: This is a very interesting game. White snatching a pawn then weathering black's counterplay then negotiates a very difficult ending in which he has to escape the queen checks by black.

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