emde has kibitzed 9 times to chessgames

Jun-08-12 Caruana vs Aronian, 2012    emde: I think that there's something wrong with the transmission of moves. In case of this game and in the whole blitz tournament. It may be the digital boards going bananas during speed chess, or something - I don't know. I can't believe Aronian just resigned here and it's too early in the ...      Aug-17-10 Y Wang vs Carlsen, 2010    emde: 9 d5.. Hmm - at first it looks to me like black could take on d5, but I cant figure out with which piece. E.g. 9..Bxc3+ 10. bc Nxd5 11. ed Bxd5 Black have a lot of squares to attack. What do you think?      Jul-02-10 Gelfand vs Carlsen, 2010   emde: I like 15.Qe2 move - creates complications in a pretty static position. I would never see that:( Is this a book move?      Aug-09-09 T Wedberg vs G Sigurjonsson, 1979    emde: To me, today's puzzle is just as sadistic as asking "white to play" on move one. I suppose I'll better pretend there's no Sunday and wait for tomorrow:)      Mar-17-09 E Walther vs Tal, 1966    emde: Yeah, it might be easy, but it takes Tal to see it from the move 34. I wonder if he actually predicted that the queen would get trapped or did he just played the logical moves and glimpsed the possibility once the white knight was in place      Nov-30-08 N Legky vs A Summerscale, 1997    emde: It's not my day: The way I see it, even 26. Rg3 Kh8 is a hard puzzle in itself today      Sep-22-08 Tal vs G Tringov, 1958    emde: I think that King's move had more to do with psychology than with calculation. Tal knew that after his move, Black might want to do the first obvious thing: castle and attack the king in the open. But to do it, you need to move the bishop first, and then comes the little nasty ...      Aug-11-05 Dautov vs Dreev, 1989    emde: 18 ..Nb5 protects from Qa4+ and makes the casteling possible ( E Magerramov vs Bagirov, 1976 )      Aug-08-05 P Nikolic vs Timoshenko, 1990    emde: haha, I have a chess program with an option of "random training". There is a database of about 2000 tactical problems and my program picks for me a random game. And guess which game I saw today.... What are the odds???

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