fredthebear Member since Jan-12-09 no bio

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Nov-30-22 P Lalic vs G Buckley, 2022   fredthebear: Thank you master. This link should work: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAb... I also found this article: https://kingstonchess.com/2021/12/0...      Nov-30-22 R Mamedov vs I Salgado Lopez, 2022   fredthebear: 3...a5 the Nepomniachtchi variation. 3...a6 is far more common.      Nov-30-22 L P Supi vs Jobava, 2022   fredthebear: I likely would have played the simple 32.Bxc6 and then the pin 33.Bd5. White gets the resignation anyway.      Nov-29-22 Grischuk vs E Rosen, 2022   fredthebear: My informative checkmate post was deliberated deleted from this page. MissScarlett is a scoundrel.      Nov-29-22 J van Foreest vs E Rosen, 2022    fredthebear: X-Box Mate my mass! This is another example of why non-chess players should never be in charge of a chess website! Susan Freeman, your son's legacy deserves so much better. Put tournament chess players with manners in charge. HissScarlett stabs ol' FTB in the back AGAIN, ...      Nov-29-22 I Salgado Lopez vs J van Foreest, 2022   fredthebear: 20.Nxd5 backfires, as Black takes control of the d-file. 21.Nb6 threatening the rook was necessary.      Nov-29-22 MrDodgy Invitational 3 (2022)    fredthebear: We're supposed to have fun with chess!      Nov-29-22 Grischuk vs Pichot, 2022   fredthebear: 18.RxBb7! White kicks off his coming kingside attack with an exchange sacrifice on the queenside. Grischuk whips up a swell attack under the time frame. However, a double discovered check 33.Nf5+ would have been decisive. Both pieces are hanging so that's an uncomfortable choice      Nov-29-22 H ten Hertog vs B Adhiban, 2022   fredthebear: The final rook check would be followed by a rook check and fork of the loose bishop on the second rank.      Nov-29-22 L P Supi vs H ten Hertog, 2022   fredthebear: Black goes all in for the e-pawn. The fork 25...Qb5 was missed for a clear advantage. Instead of trading down, 29...Qe7 looks like a better defense of the g7-square. The game ends on a typical blitz blunder. When you see a good move -- play it! Blitz forms bad habits by short ...

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