herby rawley has kibitzed 200 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-22-10 Shirov vs Short, 2010    herby rawley: i think that 1.e4 players sort of hope for 1...e5 and are most comfortable playing against it at least at the patzer level, the other defences French ,Sicilian ,Caro, Pirc and Alekhine (probably in that order)try to make black a "lefty" and give him the "lefty edge" often a ...      Nov-28-09 So vs Kamsky, 2009    herby rawley: So aint so so he's just so!!!      Nov-27-09 Kamsky vs So, 2009    herby rawley: to me it seems W developed no 'push ' in this game atall so So has an easy black      Nov-24-09 World Cup (2009)    herby rawley: wesley so is 2640 and getting better a 2640 player looking to draw is a tough nut for chukky or any body for that matter with slav exhange or ruy exchange available..so its gotta be asymetric..wesley has to keep it simple and under control and carefully not create weakness ...      Nov-14-09 Ivanchuk vs Kramnik, 2009    herby rawley: although n i can't see how to get there a piece supported by that e5 pawn would be nice ...but which is best (if possible) AND WHY ???      Nov-10-09 Gelfand vs Kramnik, 2009    herby rawley: that a pawn is shopping for a dress and white's dpawn is surrounded and so fast black's game looks over powering      May-23-09 Shirov vs Carlsen, 2009    herby rawley: looks to me like Lasker getting ready for Bauer with those Bs and the open g file..if the wQ goes Q sideward.. Bxh2 etc ..at this point Id rather be black I think he has all the play      May-20-09 Topalov vs Shirov, 2009    herby rawley: it's Shirov 22, Topalov 17 I think you reversed it spiteri      Mar-07-09 Dominguez Perez vs Ivanchuk, 2009    herby rawley: R-a6 will not go naway and he keeps making "little problems" for black if black holds this he's gotta be really accurate      Mar-05-09 Carlsen vs Grischuk, 2009    herby rawley: wow ..what a good idea rearranging the kibitzing I know a bit about book/page design..same space more info good move CG!!

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