morphy2000 has kibitzed 65 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-04-12 H Wang vs Topalov, 2012    morphy2000: >harish22: Topolov's ability to imbalance >the position and still retain drawing >chances are amazing. The style does not >seem to work against the very elite >(top5 or guys like Ivanchuck/Gelfand). >But works against the other players. > Oh, yes, it works!      Mar-12-11 Anand vs Topalov, 2011    morphy2000: chancho: Fine technique by Anand. (And doing it blindfold to boot.) Outstanding. Yes, fine technique, but if Topa play 53. ... c6 instead of 53. ... Ke7? it is a draw      Jan-10-11 Alekhine vs Alapin, 1912    morphy2000: Instread of unclear 29. R:g7, white could win by increasing the pressure on g7 - 29. Ne6 Rg8. 30. Qe5 Qd7 31. N:g7 R:g7. 32. R:g7 Q:g7. 33. Q:e8      May-24-10 P Dankert vs Karpov, 1979    morphy2000: Follows 54. ...f4! (with idea 55. ... f3 and 56. ...Bb5!). 55. Qg2 Qd3. 56. Ra1 Bd4 . White rook is weaker than the bunch of black pawns with a bishop.      May-13-10 Gheorghiu vs Kasparov, 1988    morphy2000: Wonderful Kings Indian attack for black in a classic Gligoric or Najdorf style! SniperOnG7, the main target is the white king! The pawn sacrifice not only block square e5 and pawn e4, but also provide space for 2 powerful black bishops!      May-08-10 Shirov vs S Polgar, 1994    morphy2000: played between top GMs, this game is a good example how to play against french winawer      May-07-10 T Tsorbatzoglou vs Miles, 1992   morphy2000: Interesting game. 20 year old (in 1992) greek talent missed to win against Tony Miles. Instead of weak 58. Ke4, which allows black king to come back in time, white should play: 58. e4 Bh2 59. e5 Kb3 60. Ke4 Kc4 61. d5 Kc5 62. d6 Kc6 63. Kf5 Bf4 64. Ke6 and 65. ...      May-04-10 Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010)    morphy2000: iamsheaf: Anand shouldn't blunder a pawn that's all sorry my friend, but THIS WS NOT A BLUNDER! vishy was under squeeze and he decideded to boost the centre with f-pawn, at the end it fell      Mar-07-09 Linares (2009)    morphy2000: Ivanchuk is always favorite for the top level tournaments. But this time young Grischuk deserves the 1st play I believe - most of all with his wonderful play.      Feb-25-09 Short vs Anand, 1992    morphy2000: I think better is 35. B:c3 N:c3. 36. Bf5

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