rusich has kibitzed 46 times to chessgames   [more...]

Dec-10-13 Battle of the Generations (2013)    rusich: <Language - not sure. Russians barely understand spoken Ukrainian (but Ukrainians understand spoken Russian!)> I mean ukrainian literatural language ( that of Taras Schevcenko, whose ukrainian poetry I,being Russian, read without much problem). I don't say nothing about Western      Nov-02-13 Cap D'Agde (2013)    rusich: <tjipa> The following editions Shereshevsky's book(1988) included no less han 10 Karpov games, nearly twice as much as Fischer's and more than those of Kasparov. To the point of our discussion, what Carlsen himself said about Karpov: "Kasparov insists I play like Karpov, the ...      Aug-29-11 French, Exchange (C01)    rusich: chessman95, you are wrong with statistics about french exchange, mainly because you didn't look further in opening explorer where white gets a solid plus paying early c4.      Aug-13-11 Domdaniel chessforum    ...      Mar-19-08 So vs M Mahjoob, 2007    rusich: i think Black could continue fighting because they had Rook and two bishops for their Queen.      Mar-08-08 Timman vs Ljubojevic, 1975   rusich: I don't understand why Timmann's bishop didn't hit Black's Queen from e5 square.      Mar-08-08 Karpov vs Korchnoi, 1978    rusich: that's not Pirc but Old Benoni if we look at opening's pawn structure      Jan-17-08 Mikhail Tal    rusich: <pawn to QB4> In 2001 a monument was erected in Verman park in Riga in honour of Michael Tal's 65-th anniversary.This was a place where Tal used to sit over the board.Many prominent people were present at the opening ceremony including Boris Spassky,Alexei Shirov,Tal's first ...      Jan-17-08 tal lover chessforum    rusich: what I repeat to you once again is that the standpoint about Karpov being N2 in the world is not only my opinion.And it is not only the point of view that can arise from some methods of computer analysys.Human beings,great chessplayers,the greatest specialists in the field of ...      Jan-15-08 Rubinstein vs Znosko-Borovsky, 1903    rusich: Akiba played in All Russian champinship because Poland was part of Russia then.So we can call Akiba "Russian player".

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