Keano has kibitzed 12 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-06-11 J Polgar vs L Dominguez Perez, 2011    Keano: no plenty of theory after 6...e5 too      May-06-08 Portisch vs Reshevsky, 1973    Keano: Well, I wouldnt get carried away with this game - I know its quoted by Khalifman and others as a textbook example to prove Blacks move-order is inaccurate, but frankly I fail to see any problem with Blacks game. I dont like Whites pawn on f4 - 17...Qb6! looks like the best way for ...      Dec-04-06 Kramnik - Deep Fritz (2006)    Keano: boring...we´ve had the Kramik v Topalov argument a million times - nobody cares anymore. As for the chess in this match - either Kramnik is playing really well or Fritz is not as good a machine as Chessbase would like to think      Dec-04-06 Eliskases vs Bogoljubov, 1939    Keano: were comments deleted from this thread?      Nov-27-06 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972    Keano: As far as I remember from Speelman analysis 29...Bxh2 does not lose - Black can still draw      Nov-24-06 Viswanathan Anand    Keano: <And Anand is 37 now. Imagine how much more quicky he was thinking 10 years or so ago!?> So 37 is over the hill now? Dont be silly - he is playing better blitz now than then. Next thing we will be calling 25 year olds old-timers      Nov-17-06 Bobby Fischer    Keano: Fischer´s comeback in 92 after 20 years in the dark showed enough to see what the chess world was missing. He´s a player alright.      Nov-16-06 Morozevich vs Shirov, 2006   Keano: nothing wrong with draws - depends which type they are!      Nov-08-06 Morozevich vs Carlsen, 2006    Keano: Amazing that the arbiter can make such a simple and astounding mistake at this high-level. Lots of players think 3-fold repition but dont remember it must be the same position with the same player to move      Oct-31-06 Garry Kasparov    Keano: Quite right - the Crafty moves are most likely worse than the moves of all the World Champs! You could reverse the results and it would make just as much sense - in short..a joke

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