K Any Member since Sep-24-20 · Last seen Sep-18-23 Robert Radford So Cal player since 1970 Titles achieved, NM USCF Currently lives in Salem OR

K Any has kibitzed 142 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jun-30-23 R Praggnanandhaa vs R Sadhwani, 2023    K Any: What the heck is the King doing on b4? Oh.      Jun-24-23 Tarrasch vs M Kuerschner, 1889   K Any: Thank you Sally!      Jun-09-23 Schlechter vs Rubinstein, 1918    K Any: The Donaldson/Minev book on Rubinstein attaches an ! to 30...Be4 saying that Black now threatens Be3. At least the 1st edition does, I wonder if the 2nd edition was corrected.      Jun-01-23 V Karthik vs C Aravindh, 2023   K Any: 47...Bc6!      May-21-23 Duda vs Giri, 2023    K Any: Black's King Bishop was sorely missed.      May-21-23 Wojtaszek vs Carlsen, 2023    K Any: What a performance, what a result! Magnus chose a second rate opening and was punished.      May-13-23 A Tsvetkov vs Keres, 1947   K Any: 26.Ra6 improves, White need not fear 26...fe4 27.Qe4 Rgf5 because 28.Ra8 holds.      May-07-23 A R Ilamparthi vs B Subramaniyam, 2023   K Any: Nice win! There was definite harassment against Black's unfortunate Queen.      May-06-23 A Fier vs C Albornoz Cabrera, 2023    K Any: Nice technique, the active King assits in the King hunt.      Apr-02-23 J Noa vs J Mieses, 1892   K Any: White should play 43.Kc5. One interesting variation is 43...Qh3 and if 44.c8Q then 44...Qc3 45.Kd5 Qd2! wins. If 46.Ke5 then Qd6, Qf4# And if 46.Kc4 then the Queen and Rook use the b & d files to walk the White King down to c1 and eternal rest. After 43.Kc5 Qh3, White has the ...

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