Jane Sanders has kibitzed 14 times to chessgames   [more...]

Feb-23-10 S Horrocks vs G Mancini, 2010    Jane Sanders: A question: Why is this game in the database? I was reading the rules for game inclusion last week and it said that one of the players had to be at least 2200 Elo for a game to be included.      Feb-20-10 Tseshkovsky vs Alburt, 1976    Jane Sanders: Hmm. The more I look at the position I think it's a draw after 81...Kh6. I've also looked at bringing my king around to f4, but can't see a win there, either. If white wants a draw, then 81.g4 is the quickest way to get one. (81...Bxg4 82.Rxe4 fe 83.Kxg4).      Feb-20-10 R Forster vs Kasparov, 2001    Jane Sanders: When I played through this game I forgot that Kasparov was black, given how much he dislikes giving his opponents the initiative. Up until about move 30 I was expecting White to crash through at any second. It was only after 31...Be3 that I realised my mistake!      Feb-17-10 Tal vs Aronin, 1962    Jane Sanders: The simple 18.Bxc6 dc 19.Nc4 looks like it might give a safe edge. That's certainly what I would play. Not really in Tal's style, though.      Feb-14-10 Z Gofshtein vs Tseitlin, 1991    Jane Sanders: I went for 18.h6, but certainly can't claim to have seen all the variations.      Feb-13-10 K V Shantharam vs Kaidanov, 1991    Jane Sanders: My solution followed the game line - a miss.      Feb-10-10 B Garfinkel vs F M Wren, 1933    Jane Sanders: Quite a bit easier than yesterday. Great sacrificial attack. Sacrificing pieces willy-nilly like that requires real stones, which clearly I don't have...      Feb-09-10 D Bojkov vs A Bennett, 2009    Jane Sanders: Took me a while to get it - more than two minutes.      Feb-07-10 J Sloth vs W N Watson, 1991    Jane Sanders: I couldn't decide which piece to sacrifice first. I didn't see the bishop sac on move 34, so I decided to sac the bishop first on the basis that the knight would prove to be the better piece later (attacks attacks the pawns on g4 and e4). So: 30...Bxg4 31.hg Rh8+ 32.Bh3 ...      Feb-05-10 Fine vs Keres, 1938    Jane Sanders: I got the first three moves, but went for 52.Be5.

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