mrjones has kibitzed 11 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jun-17-12 Carlsen vs Tomashevsky, 2012    mrjones: 46... rd6; 47. cd6, ke6; 48. Bb6 perhaps?      Apr-05-09 Russian Team Championship (2009)    mrjones: My best guess is 23... Qxh6; 24. Nf6+, Kh8; 25. Bg5.      Feb-15-09 John P Redmond   mrjones: Dr John Redmond, Irish chess international, lecturer in English, University of Liverpool, scholar and (published) poet.      Jul-11-08 Dortmund Sparkassen (2008)    mrjones: Vollmer: <Is this the same Kramnik that had to use the toilet room um[p] teen times vs. Topalov . WOW thats a really bad case of <insert your favorite illness> .> Ankylosing spondylitis, for instance, the serious condition from which Kramnik is known to suffer? Amongst ...      Feb-23-08 Morelia-Linares (2008)    mrjones: What's the killer for Carlsen after e.g. 40. ... rd6?      Jan-22-08 Adams vs Van Wely, 2008    mrjones: The combo starts with 44 g3. 47 Be2 threatens to pick up the knight -- and vacates the b5 square for the knight fork. Just nasty, as PinkPanther says.      Oct-06-07 J Arizmendi Martinez vs Grischuk, 2000    mrjones: After 13. Bd3, f3 looks strong.      Jul-14-07 Canadian Open (2007)    mrjones: De La Paz-Michalevski has just reached an amazing conclusion -- Black has been gradually improving his position, only to blunder his queen in a most aesthetic fashion! http://www.monroi.com/wdc/flashview...      Feb-03-07 K Kiewra vs J Stopa, 2006    mrjones: Looks pretty clear. White's threats include Ba4+, c5 (ed4;c6+), and possibly Rxd6+ or Bxe5. I don't see any defence.      Nov-10-06 Shirov vs Aronian, 2006    mrjones: A very beautiful ending. No stalemate whichever white pawn advances first -- white has the unfortunate ability to move the remaining c-pawn.

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