Zaltar has kibitzed 23 times to chessgames   [more...]

Feb-26-09 Topalov vs Kamsky, 2009    Zaltar: "It's a good thing I bet 200 chessbucks on Topy winning the match." Jeeky, dont limit your losses like that on such a sure thing- bet 2000 against Anand.      Oct-28-06 Veselin Topalov    Zaltar: Lt. Col.- While most of the chess world agrees with you about Topalov's behavior, I think at the point you start wishing him under a bus or in a lake, there is some danger of becoming that which you hate.      Oct-18-06 Vladimir Kramnik    Zaltar: s4life: I'm happy to look at those 2 years: Topalov Lifetime Win: 32% Lose: 21% Draw: 47% 2005-06 Win 36% Lose: 20% Draw: 44% His numbers for 05-06 are slightly better than lifetime. His rating skyrocketed, but not necessarily his results against top players: Anand 5 Topalov ...      Oct-12-06 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2006    Zaltar: JustAFish-- Finally, someone who understands.      Oct-08-06 King's Indian, Samisch (E83)    Zaltar: Archives, what book? How many pages does the book dedicate to this line?      Oct-08-06 Kramnik - Topalov World Championship Match (2006)    Zaltar: Cotdt, the crucial difference between a US election and a FIDE declared champion is that if you don't recognize your government, it keeps on governing, and backs it up with force if you dispute it. FIDE has no known army and no power to stop fans and players from recognizing another ...      Oct-08-06 Kramnik vs Topalov, 2006    Zaltar: Sneaky, No- because he continues making blunders, and because it will likely result in being behind in over the board games.      Oct-07-06 Topalov vs Kramnik, 2006    Zaltar: add 1 hour at move 40.      Oct-09-05 Kirkpatrick vs NN, 1987    Zaltar: p.s. Mr. Kirkpatrick, having been born during the Depression and a veteran of World War Two, was a staunch believer in solid openings and defenses such as the Torre Attack, Caro-Kann, French, Slav, etc. Nothing pleased him more than a goal line stand (in chess or football). He would ...

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