flightsquare has kibitzed 30 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-19-19 World Cup (2019)    flightsquare: On the contrary, it will be great to finally see SHAK and Radjabov have to really play chess against each other instead of the usual prearranged draw      Aug-28-18 Levon Aronian    flightsquare: Aronian plays masterful gangster Tal-like game against Grischuk in St. Louis and for some reason it never shows up here on chessgames.... what gives?      Aug-28-18 Sinquefield Cup (2018)    flightsquare: why Is the Aronian-Grischuk game not posted here yet?      Nov-17-17 FIDE Grand Prix Mallorca (2017)    flightsquare: 2nd Round games slow appearing here. Aronian-Inarkiev 1-0 in an amazing game where black went all out! Need to see some analysis of this one.....      Sep-23-17 Isle of Man Masters (2017)    flightsquare: This is Swiss tourney, why are some top guys like Fabi and Kramnik playing in first round???      Sep-21-17 Aronian vs Vachier-Lagrave, 2017    flightsquare: Kasparov made a snide remark that Aronian is lacking some mental toughness to contend for world championship. While there was certainly some prep here I think this game shows him to be as tough as anyone. A perfect way to come back after MVL tortured him in the previous game. ...      Sep-16-17 Aronian vs Ivanchuk, 2017    flightsquare: The best refutation that Ivanchuck threw the first game is how hard he is fighting in the 2nd one      Jun-13-17 L Dominguez vs Yusupov, 2006    flightsquare: yes, the game is more impressive than the puzzle, which is just the easy denouement      Apr-20-17 Aronian vs Yifan Hou, 2017    flightsquare: Aronian is a super principled player, more chance he will show up to play in a polka dot suit than that he'll play a king's gambit      Jan-16-17 W So vs Rapport, 2017    flightsquare: A truly tragic game that will forever give me perspective that blindness strikes at every level. A brilliant young GM plays moves this patzer can't imagine to get to a position where even this patzer can see the winning move (33...rd2) and misses it. What a shame, So was one ...

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