master8ch Member since Nov-15-13 no bio

master8ch has kibitzed 241 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-13-20 O Adu vs Arash Samani, 2001    master8ch: To a rash opponent, White says, "Oh-oh; adieu."      Jul-12-20 V L Wahltuch vs W Winter, 1919   master8ch: 20...Qd6 seems to hold on.      Jul-09-20 Bogoljubov vs Stoltz, 1928    master8ch: 19.Qd5+ looks better for White.      Jul-09-20 C Land vs H West, 1990   master8ch: 18.Qa6+ and 19.Qb5+ will nab the Bishop at b4.      Jul-09-20 J S Miller vs N Mitkov, 2011   master8ch: With 18.Qf6+ Qxf6 19.exf6+ and 20.cxd4 Bxd4 21.Be3, White has chances.      Jul-08-20 Bisguier vs A Danilovic, 2001    master8ch: A classic example of "There's more to this than meets the eye."      Jul-06-20 G Kitts vs Gulko, 1986   master8ch: If 19.Kh1 Qh3 20Rg1 Qxf3+ with mate next move, so White really has no defense.      Jun-29-20 P Lindgren vs E Kalpa, 1968    master8ch: 24.Rxd6 might have ended the game on the spot.      Jun-26-20 I Nepomniachtchi vs V Artemiev, 2020    master8ch: According to the live game broadcast, it was an inadvertent "disconnect" on the part of Artemiev, resulting in his immediate forfeiture.      Jun-25-20 Winawer vs J Minckwitz, 1870   master8ch: 23.Nf5+ Bxf5 (If 23...gxf5 24.Qh6+ Kg8 25.gxf5 with Rg3+ coming) 24.Qh6+ Kg8 25.gxf5 Qf8 (hoping for 26...Qg7 next) 26.f6, and–even after an exchange of Queens–Black is in a major bind. What's wrong with 25...f6 in the final position?

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