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

Feb-14-03 Anand vs Ftacnik, 1993    TheOppositeOfChess: I always wonder if saving moves like 28. Nc1 are just sheer luck or the result of amazing foresight. On a side note, I feel sorry Anand came so close to the elusive 2800 mark but hasn't made it over yet...Like Mario Lemieux scoring 199 points and only being 1 point ...      Feb-13-03 Sasikiran vs S Satyapragyan, 2003   TheOppositeOfChess: what a pin!      Feb-11-03 Karpov vs Kasparov, 1985    TheOppositeOfChess: what does anyone think about 13. d6 instead?      Feb-09-03 Deep Junior (Computer)    TheOppositeOfChess: Last time I checked my accomplishments in chess are 51 wins in a row and drawing against two IM's. what about you?      Feb-08-03 Deep Junior vs Kasparov, 2003    TheOppositeOfChess: "Computers are not "out-playing" the humans they are simply waiting for humans to make mistakes, that is not superiority." coxchess... How is capitalizing on someones mistakes not outplaying them? How are you not "superior" when you are realizing your opponent is making ...      Feb-06-03 Timman vs Kasparov, 1985    TheOppositeOfChess: Seriously, J.T's gonads were made of steel.      Feb-04-03 Fischer vs O Gadia, 1960    TheOppositeOfChess: Whatever the answer may be, I'm sure deep within the insane laboratory which is the mind of Bobby Fischer, he would of shreiked with sadistic glee if Olicio took the pawn.      Jan-31-03 Kasparov vs Deep Junior, 2003    TheOppositeOfChess: I would of played 23. R x N and lost      Jan-14-03 Fischer vs Petrosian, 1962    TheOppositeOfChess: Fischer is said to prefer a bishop over a knight, watch how superior the bishop is during the final moves, it wins the game. I think the reasoning behind a4 is because if it's taken, rook d1-a1 would be disasterous.      Jan-13-03 Leko vs Adams, 2001    TheOppositeOfChess: They turned this one into an endgame awfully fast, which seems the opposite of FischerRandom chess, I would of liked to seem more tactics.

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