horror has kibitzed 12 times to chessgames   [more...]

Mar-07-06 Pia Cramling    horror: She's ranked at #3 in the FIDE Womens rating list of january 2006!      Nov-06-05 I Nikolic vs G Arsovic, 1989    horror: <Wannabe> The 50-move count is reset to 0 every time a pawn moves or a piece gets captured, there is 30 pieces to capture and 6x16=96 possible pawn moves. If you play 49 moves and then move a pawn, play 49 moves and captures a piece ect. it would sum up to (30+96)x49=6174 ...      Oct-17-05 Kibitzer's Café    horror: Help me out pls: Bronstein vs Tal, 1982      Oct-17-05 Bronstein vs Tal, 1982    horror: Ok, it's probably drawn at move 23, but I wonder if black has any improvements along the way?      Aug-02-05 Nunn vs Portisch, 1988    horror: nice queen      Jun-28-05 Ulf Andersson    horror: This has anything to do with the tournament in Warsaw, but Ulf has actually LOST one correspondence game (against Hans-Marcus Elwert, ranked #6 in the world): QUEEN&#8217;SGAMBITDECLINED [D56] W: Ulf Andersson (2805) B: Hans-Marcus Elwert (2681) Millennium E-mail ...      Jun-28-05 M Aveholt vs Andersson, 1992    horror: ??? !      Jun-25-05 Adams vs Hydra, 2005    horror: <Dionyseus>Let me know if you wish to continue our challenge, <Horror><Dionyseus> I'll try... Don't forget the d-pawn, it isn't dead yet! Why not 34 Kg2!? If black advances with the king, whites passed pawn becomes dangerous, especially if black starts grabbing ...      Jul-26-04 G Minchev vs Y Stoynov, 1991    horror: The top computers in the world would never fall for "The Halloween Attack/Gambit". Why!? Beacuse they would never play it! They're programmed to avoid openings like this one where there play is less accurate.      Mar-04-04 Kasparov vs Topalov, 2004    horror: how much time is left now?

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