vkwow has kibitzed 20 times to chessgames   [more...]

Mar-29-13 Carlsen vs Ivanchuk, 2013    vkwow: Nice game by Ivanchuk      Mar-24-13 G Negyesy vs K Honfi, 1955    vkwow: Qxa2 Nxa2 Rd1+ Nc1- white wins      Dec-03-12 H Wang vs Caruana, 2012   vkwow: hao seems to have american players' number... Caruana is Italian-American, and then Nakamura, Kamsky. Wow.      Nov-20-12 World Youth Championship (2012)    vkwow: <hemateme> from what I remember correctly(having played before) the top prize is a dual core laptop. Still not that much, considering the expenses and that most regular tourneys pay out more in value.      Sep-28-12 Radjabov vs G Jones, 1997    vkwow: <JohnBoy> at the World youth, the requirement is you can't have turned 10 before the start of the year.(Jan 1) So, Radjabov was eligible, as he was born in March.      Sep-08-12 Nakamura vs Kramnik, 2012    vkwow: <Jimfromprovidence>, are you so sure that that final ending is a difficult win? It takes a lot of moves, but white can support the pawn, bring his king up, and win the bishop for a pawn, getting a king bishop and knight vs.king which is elementary in the top level.      Aug-31-12 Pentala Harikrishna    vkwow: He breaks the 2700 club!!!      Jun-18-12 J Tarjan vs R Henley, 1984    vkwow: If you press "pgn download",the game which comes up is tarjan vs. khenkin, as mentioned by Phony Benoni.      Jun-11-12 L Lane vs N Gaprindashvili, 1961    vkwow: I think time trouble is a very unlikely reason for the draw , considering that there are only 3 moves till the time control, and all the moves require zero thinking up until then. Black can simply wait and take action after the time control is reached.      May-15-12 Gelfand vs Anand, 2012    vkwow: Anand would kill Gelfand in rapid, for he is the much better player in this format. Against Kamsky, for instance, Gelfand blundered a queen, and the only reason he advanced was because Kamsky missed another tactic in the next game(which Anand would have definitely seen)

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