IDestroyChess has kibitzed 16 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-13-05 von Scheve vs W Paulsen, 1892    IDestroyChess: why is it draw :)      Jul-12-05 Sutovsky vs Kramnik, 2005    IDestroyChess: It's amazing, but black could defend in the middlegame. After 27...Bf6!! white should strive for draw.      Jul-11-05 Enrico Paoli    IDestroyChess: There are A LOT of missing games. I have 250,000 games database. Not very large, but with full tournaments. It's called 'Perfect base' you can find it in some editions of Chessbase and Fritz      Jul-11-05 Adams vs Van Wely, 2005    IDestroyChess: I guess, it was openiing failure by Adams so he hadn't got attack. But how could Adams make so evident strategical blunder as 17.Qxc6???. After 27.Be4 he could offer draw. After this exchange he condemned himself to heavy defense without any counterplay. Adams has weak pawns, ...      Jul-11-05 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2005    IDestroyChess: If 15.Kh1?, then 15...Nxd5 16.Qa4 [only move, 16,Re1? Ndxf4 17.gxf4 Rfd8 18.Qa4 Bb7+ ] 16...Bb7 17.Qd7 Rab8 ] with rook, bishop, pawn, strong h1-a8 diagonal and ...      Jul-11-05 Naiditsch vs Leko, 2005    IDestroyChess: Nice tactics and technique by Naiditsch... Leko's knight maneuvre was not good. Maybe some kind of tactical mistake (19...Nxc3?! 20.Nf3! (Fritz). But black already had position, that hard to defend. So it is another opening lose. 11...Qc7? makes weak pawn on d6 and d5-field. ...      Jul-09-05 Van Wely vs Bacrot, 2005    IDestroyChess: 29... e4? is not good move. Later black lost this pawn on e4. 29...Nd4 30.Nxd4 ed=      Jul-09-05 Topalov vs Naiditsch, 2005    IDestroyChess: Good game. Another crash form the opening. It seems, better is 12...Nc6 13.Nxc6 bxc6 14.Bxc4 Qe5+ (Portisch-Hübner, 1989). But i dont know modern theory of this variation      Jul-09-05 Leko vs Adams, 2005    IDestroyChess: It weakens f7, f5 and potentially e4, opens f-line for white... Black have to be careful to hold their position after Qxg3//      Jul-08-05 Lengyel vs Spassky, 1971    IDestroyChess: White resigned in draw position! 41...h4 42.Ra1!!= h3? 43. Ra8+ Kf7 (43...Kh7? 44.Qb1+!) 44.Qxb7+ Kg6 45.Qb1+ and 46.Qf1!

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