Yuri Stremel has kibitzed 89 times to chessgames   [more...]

May-29-25 Norway Chess (2025)    Yuri Stremel: Carlsen again showing who is the boss, head and shoulders above his peers      Jan-07-25 Magnus Carlsen    Yuri Stremel: As for Carlsen being the best player right now? Well, I would bet on him on a match against anyone right now. He doesn't seems to be very motivated, so he might start to show some signs of rustiness on a near future. I don't think his rating reflects his real strenght right ...      Dec-01-24 Ding Liren vs D Gukesh, 2024    Yuri Stremel: Another ROT broken: all rook endgames are a draw      Nov-30-24 D Gukesh vs Ding Liren, 2024    Yuri Stremel: I don't understand why Ding had to give up his connected paws like that. C'mon, play Be6, b5, a6. Make Gukesh suffer a little bit      Nov-14-24 Tata Steel India Rapid (2024)    Yuri Stremel: There is this great debate of who will surpass Magnus, but there is always the possibility that maybe he won't be surpassed. This is not really unprecedent      Oct-16-24 Kirill Shevchenko    Yuri Stremel: Let's say Shevchenko's have a condition that makes him constantly need to go to the toilet. Some conspirators mapped this out and they got a janitor to insert a cellphone at the cubicle between his 4th and 5th walk to thr bathroom. The janitor would also, for this time, close ...      Oct-05-24 Carlsen vs Firouzja, 2024    Yuri Stremel: Firouzja vs Carlsen, 2019 This game      Sep-21-24 A Erigaisi vs Dominguez Perez, 2024    Yuri Stremel: If 42.Rxe6 I believe 42...Qd1+ grants a perpetual for black, as the only way to prevent the checks would be to block with the queen (example 43.Qe1), which would allow Qxe1 and fxe6, to which black is probably winning      Sep-21-24 Carlsen vs V Fedoseev, 2024    Yuri Stremel: From the top of my mind Abdusatorov, Niemann, Karjakin, Aronian, Anand and now Fedoseev      Sep-17-24 Ding Liren    Yuri Stremel: <It just seems to get worse for every game> "Broken beyond repair", according to Carlsen

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