tweetypie has kibitzed 26 times to chessgames   [more...]

Sep-02-04 S Tears vs G Flum, 1965    tweetypie: So I presume then white can't defend against mate on e2 and mate on d1, after 35...Qd3      Aug-15-04 Keene vs S Kerr, 1979    tweetypie: <Eggman> Great link. It's the same idea - maneuvering the queen into a position to win material. In the Barry game for a pin, in the above game for a discovered check. Good stuff.      Aug-14-04 Garry Kasparov    tweetypie: <uzeromay> You make a good point; I agree. <hailm0rphy> Don't patronise me. They are not big words, and the phrase is, at best, ambiguous. Also, I am not your "m8".      Aug-13-04 Adams vs A Muir, 1984    tweetypie: <tomh72000) No problem :) <Saruman> perhaps you're right, Qxd4 doesn't seem to black much good. As a general comment, white's pieces are just a lot more active than black's.      Aug-13-04 Tarrasch vs Chigorin, 1893    tweetypie: Can anyone explain the point of 15...c6 - the only possible idea I can think of is to open up the c-file, but that doesn't seem to do black any good. Any ideas?      Aug-13-04 Y Stepak vs Y Mashian, 1980    tweetypie: <capablancakarpov> Thanks for the info. It's quite a marathon: imagine playing for 24hrs! Do you mean the whole match was played March 23rd-April 16th?      Aug-12-04 Alekhine vs M Prat, 1913    tweetypie: The dominance of White's pieces in this game is quite striking. An impressive display by Alekhine.      Jul-11-04 Adams vs Kasimdzhanov, 2004    tweetypie: Cornwall is a county of England. It is NOT a separate country with devolved assembly like Wales for example.      Jul-10-04 Kasimdzhanov vs Adams, 2004    tweetypie: Maybe the ONLY reason Nezh. Thanks.

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