ntc has kibitzed 15 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-08-06 A Haik vs S Skembris, 1981    ntc: There's no way to prevent 22. Rxf8      Feb-20-06 A Wojtkiewicz vs Ftacnik, 1993    ntc: Someone want to explain 28. Ndc4 for me? I'm baffled.      Nov-19-05 J Sajtar vs Szabo, 1953    ntc: Hmmm. I was thinking h5 right off the bat, opening the possibility of Nxf3 later.      Nov-05-05 Ivanchuk vs K Kulaots, 2002   ntc: Oh, jeez. How did I miss that... Thanks, <keypusher>      Jun-10-05 Hydra vs A Nickel, 2004    ntc: <The person who won two correspondence games against Hydra probably had an engine running day and night doing deep analysis on every move. I don't think they count as wins because you can't monitor cheating in correspondence chess.> Actually, he did have the aid of a computer, and      Jun-02-05 E Sheripov vs Thanh Son Nguyen, 2001    ntc: Anyone have a guess as to what Sheripov was thinking with 36. Qf4?      May-20-05 Vyzmanavin vs V S Zhidkov, 1985    ntc: That move was nice!      May-07-05 Dominguez Perez vs E Mortensen, 2002    ntc: Nevermind. I forgot about the knight... I need a nap.      Apr-30-05 S Polgar vs Denker, 1989    ntc: Heh. I guess everyone makes stupid mistakes from time to time :)      Apr-29-05 M Ashley vs L Christiansen, 2002    ntc: <THE pawn>, correct me if I'm wrong, but the white knight is also stuck defending the pawn on h3. This allows the black king to block the a pawn with his king, while advancing his e and f pawns. White either gives up the a-pawn (which looks drawish to me), or loses due to the ...

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