Mar-21-06 B Lilly vs P Pritt, 1984 
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| tolow4y: nice to know that Morphy still lives today with the evans gambit woohoo go Morphy. |
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Dec-10-05 Lowenthal vs Morphy, 1858
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| tolow4y: So much for saying morphy wasn't as adapt in the closed game. |
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Dec-10-05 V Beim vs B Meissner, 1998
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| tolow4y: comes to show you a queen vs. three mobile pieces and a king, will lose any day of the week. whew!! |
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Oct-19-05 Reshevsky vs Polugaevsky, 1970
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| tolow4y: yeah, white to move, 28.? |
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Oct-16-05 Robatsch vs Larsen, 1956
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| tolow4y: develop at all costs. this game smells of morphy. |
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Oct-09-05 Andersson vs A Pomar, 1973
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| tolow4y: it seemed to me like the topa vs. adams game where they were playing for a draw and the WHAMMY!!!!!!!!!!! good night everybody i need a cigarette after that mind screw sort of deal. |
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Oct-02-05 Anand vs G Hernandez Guerrero, 2001
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| tolow4y: i believe pandolfini said a knight on the rim is grim |
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Sep-25-05 Reshevsky vs G N Treysman, 1938
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| tolow4y: The two biggest mistakes black made was
1. the kings rook sat on the f file till the end of the game. 2. expanding his king side pawns dooming his knight to limbo. |
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Sep-25-05 P Kranzl vs Blatny, 1991
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| tolow4y: This was all possible because black gained a few tempos that started with sacing a pawn in the beggining, and turning that into a spacial advantage. |
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Sep-08-05 Fine vs Alekhine, 1938
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| tolow4y: then why did he continue to play after 42.Kxd8 if he was so tired. From the looks of it, i see three past pawns. Thats enough for me to resign. |
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Kibitzing
