Neogy has kibitzed 14 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-09-16 Carlsen vs J C Sadorra, 2016    Neogy: What about 32...Qe7? Threatening to fork with Bishop on the 7th rank or check on the 8th.      Jun-04-16 Kasimdzhanov vs Wei Yi, 2016   Neogy: How about 40.Qxg5?      Mar-24-16 Anand vs Karjakin, 2016    Neogy: Anand delivers the goods once again! Huge win! Keeps him in the hunt.      Mar-21-16 World Championship Candidates (2016)    Neogy: Whatever your 'affiliation' me thinks you gotta hand Vishy some credit (begrudgingly even) for his longevity.      Apr-07-15 Nakamura vs V Akobian, 2015    Neogy: Just off the top of my head how about 12... Qa7? And a possible Bishop sac on a3 to open up the white King's position? With the Black bishop threatening on the dark squares could this yield anything for black?      Nov-04-14 So vs R M Perez, 2014    Neogy: @AndrewMD, if black captures on d5, white also captures on d5 threatening the Queen on e7 (by Rook @ e1) AND the Knight on c6. Queen can be saved but the knight falls and now the Bishop on b7 and Knight on d7 are forked! 22. ...exd5 23. exd5 Qf7 24. dxc6! Nastily poisoned Knight.      Oct-06-14 Caruana vs Mamedyarov, 2014    Neogy: How about 26....Bg5? Giving up the Rook for the Bishop on d3 and possibly keeping the white King within the black Queen's clutches.      Nov-22-13 Anand vs Carlsen, 2013    Neogy: How about 33. Rd5? This stymies black's d-pawn advance (and the possible discovered check downstream). If 33... Rxd5, white undoubles the pawns and should be able to hold the center with decent chances for a draw IMHO. If 33... Qe7 then 34. Rxe5 Qxe5+ 35. Qf4 with a mind to ...      Sep-03-13 Carlsen vs Gelfand, 2013    Neogy: How about 29...Qc2 -providing protection for the Bishop on e4 about to be chased by b5. Instead of played e5 which drives away the white Rook BUT creates a loose piece which subsequently falls. Thereafter, if 30.Bd3 then Qc1+. How does this pan out?      Jun-26-13 Carlsen vs Anand, 2013    Neogy: Just thinking outside the box - could Anand be blowing smoke @ Carlsen? Playing like this so as to give the impression (and convincingly so) of a guy on the decline. And then play his best chess in November? And hopefully surprise Carlsen... dunno...

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