kinggambits has kibitzed 70 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-13-13 Anand - Carlsen World Championship Match (2013)    kinggambits: Looks like Draw has been agreed      Sep-04-13 A Sokolov vs Salov, 1983    kinggambits: <Howard> Great suggestion. I wasn't aware of this game. The Nf5 and Bd5 somewhat reminded me of the recent Aronian-Anand classic where Bishop and Knight are left en prise.      Jun-14-13 Tal Memorial (2013)    kinggambits: After 2 rounds Vishy and Vlady at the bottom. Wondering if this ever happened before.      Sep-13-11 World Cup (2011)    kinggambits: After 43..Bc5! Pono-Svidler [DIAGRAM] Svidler's play so far from Russion championship has been great      May-23-10 Radjabov vs Eljanov, 2010   kinggambits: IMO 25..Bf1 seems inferior what is point in cramping the Bishop more at f1. On the contrary Bd1 put pressure on a-file After Rea6 BxN RxB RxR white's position doesn't look cramped. Of course there are other lines I have not seen.      May-19-10 Viswanathan Anand    kinggambits: Very fascinating read.. http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Looks like the whole "human" cluster grouped against the poor fella' Topa. <Gary.. After game eight he gave me a lecture on opposite coloured bishop endings> Some kibitzers in this forum thought likewise, we      May-16-10 Gelfand vs E Inarkiev, 2010    kinggambits: I don't understand the idea behind 27.Qf4? I think the simple Nd5 would keep it equal.After BxN RxB RxR and PxR. The endgame looks inferior for white but probably defendable.      May-11-10 Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010)    kinggambits: Now that the WCC is over, I wish these top guys (Anand/Carlsen/Topa/Vlady/Levon etc)play the major tournaments like WAZ, Linares,Dortmund. It will interesting to see the approach of Anand, we hope he plays without any inhibition. From what I know Anand is best when he has ...      Feb-20-09 Linares (2009)    kinggambits: 32.Ke1? Eval has dropped      Nov-14-08 Van Wely vs K Georgiev, 1997    kinggambits: There are few forcing lines I see for white a> 20.Bxd5 Bxd5 Now 21 Bxg7 If 21..Kxg7 then 22.Qh6+ wins for white. Black's queen is lost after 22..Kg8 23.Nf6+ If Black doesnt want take the Bishop. The alternatives look even worse 21..hxg4? Allows Rxg4 after Qh6 mate is ...

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