gmalino has kibitzed 160 times to chessgames   [more...]

Feb-15-12 Denker vs A R Shayne, 1945    gmalino: Like <Robespierre> pointed out correctly, the pun is a little complicated to understand for german native speakers (which I am). If you try to pronounce "Danke schön" like jiddisch or with polish accent you come pretty near "Denke(r) shayne". However...Nice gambit!      Sep-28-11 Torre vs Ed. Lasker, 1926    gmalino: <morfishine> Absolutely right! I miscalculated this line...... Thx for the hint.      Jul-05-11 C Thoenes vs H Wagner, 1911    gmalino: does someone likes to comment this line: 21.Ng5+ hxg5 22.Qxg6+ Kh8 23.Nf7+! Rxf7 24.Rxf7! Qxf7 25.Qxf7 ???      Jul-04-11 S Sjugirov vs K Memeti, 2010    gmalino: Defenatly no Q-sac this monday... But here is a killer-move for the big lady: 24.Rxh7+ Kxh7 25.Qh5# or you want to kill blacks king in an iron-maiden? Then take 24.Rxh7+ Nxh7 25.Ng6# Now I'm still wondering if there are other ways to mate..... Maybe this can be discribed      Jul-01-11 Cmilyte vs J Houska, 2008    gmalino: ok, ok, I'll try again next monday.....      Jun-22-11 Topalov vs Karpov, 1998    gmalino: for <once>, I just love touching the bottoms of my dancing partners!      Jun-07-11 M Mueller-Seps vs Y Naydenova, 2010    gmalino: this took a while to see the open a-file! but the action is in the centre, blacks queen is hanging, which allows: 21.Ne5! Qd8 (or c8/c7) 22.Bxf7+ Kf8 23.Bxe7 dxe5 24.Bh5 wins the exchange maybe there is more than this? 21.Rxa8 Rxa8 22.Ne5 Qc7 23.Nxf7 Kf7 stupid ...      Jun-06-11 H Tirard vs A Silvert, 2000    gmalino: I just don't want to beleieve that NOONE went for 23.Rf7 Argh. Can't believe everyone saw the fast and forced way.... The "squeeze the lemon" line works soooo perfectly.      May-26-11 Y Visser vs T Lanchava, 2006    gmalino: Thanks phony, I'm in the club.      May-11-11 Chekhov vs Y Zotkin, 1979    gmalino: This looks promising: 32........Qe1+ 33.Rxe1 Rxe1+ 34.Bf1 Bxf1! And now black threatens mate via 35.....Bh3# Is there any move that can prevent this? I don't think so, because both white pieces (Queen and Knight) can't reach the check-giving black Rook within one move. The ...

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