Sbetsho has kibitzed 386 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-30-16 Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016)    Sbetsho: <pinoy king> - "2 WCC wins vs an old grandpa, 1 "win" relying on tiebreaks, Carlsen does not make history." Lol! That's a really desperate attempt to undermine Carlsen's success.      Aug-06-14 Akua Kosife Esse   Sbetsho: "You go girl!" *loses in 3 moves*      Jun-21-14 Magnus Carlsen    Sbetsho: <Sally Simpson> It's just plain old jealousy that's all.      Apr-27-14 Gashimov Memorial (2014)    Sbetsho: <Wang Hao looks like he's been electrocuted in a wind tunnel. Get these chumps off screen now!> I didn't know this was a modelling/fashion competition      Mar-15-14 World Championship Candidates (2014)    Sbetsho: Just because something is in the rulebook, doesn't mean it can't be of a subject to debating. I too much rather have players qualifying with objective merits especially to such an important event instead of given a free pass.      Jan-26-14 Tata Steel Masters (2014)    Sbetsho: 2800+ are still human. Kramnik got mated as he missed the mate in one against Fritz.      Jan-26-14 Bill Gates vs Carlsen, 2014    Sbetsho: It seems some have forgot that Carlsen only had 30 seconds and Gates had 2 minutes. Not exactly enough time to evaluate positions very accurately.      Nov-18-13 Anand - Carlsen World Championship Match (2013)    Sbetsho: <Richard Taylor> I wouldn't consider doing something that you love a waste of one's time. If course he had other good reasons to quit, but I can't imagine him quitting upon realizing that he was wasting his life. Not only was he doing something he loves, but also entertaining ...      Oct-08-13 Garry Kasparov    Sbetsho: I like his plan for universal rating, but there is this huge problem of cheating in online games, it's impossible to get rid of it so at least exclude online games.      Aug-13-13 Vadim Moiseenko    Sbetsho: He seems very strong in blitz also, but interestingly hasn't learned some basic rules, like not playing with both hands (one hand moving pieces and the other hand pressing the clock): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15WZ...

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