| Feb-22-09 |
| khursh: I like white's  &  maneuver from move 49 till move 60 winning a pawn eventually! |
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Feb-22-09
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| Bondsamir: Aronian has all the glimpses of Kasparov when the latter was leading his way to dominate the world of chess. |
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| Feb-22-09 |
| Woody Wood Pusher: Wow Aronian is really becoming a monster!
What tenacity!
Now all he needs to do is stop giving ridiculous interviews... |
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Feb-22-09
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| DrGridlock: < khursh: I like white's & maneuver from move 49 till move 60 winning a pawn eventually! > Great game by Aronian, though by move 49 the game is practically won. Rybka gives 3 continuations with values greater than 1.4, preferring Nf5+ (1.57) to the game's continuation Rh7+ (1.47). The most direct way to win the pawn is Ne4 Ned4, Bxd4 exd4, Rxf6 (1.41). |
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Feb-22-09
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| An Englishman: Good Evening: I'm trying to figure out where Dominguez-Perez might have gone wrong; it is *not* easy. Currently, I'm focusing on two moves. 14...Ba6; 15.Bxa6,Rxa6 takes the Rook off the eighth rank, so that after 16.Nd3!, Black's Bishop retreat to d6 would have allowed White to play Rac1 and take over the c-file. Perhaps 14...Bb7 instead? 16...Ne5 allows Black's Queen side to be shattered. Was this forced? What of 16...Ne8 or 16...Rc8 or 16...Raa8? |
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| Feb-23-09 |
| manethos: At move 50 Nh5 would have won a lot faster for white... |
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| Mar-05-09 |
| Garech: I think this was purely a badly played game by Domininguez; it looks like he didn't know the opening at all well, Aronian had strong advantage right from the word go. |
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| Nov-06-09 |
| GrahamClayton: <DrGridlock>
Rybka gives 3 continuations with values greater than 1.4, preferring Nf5+ (1.57) to the game's continuation Rh7+ (1.47). The most direct way to win the pawn is Ne4 Ned4, Bxd4 exd4, Rxf6 (1.41).DrGridlock,
Fritz 4.1 gives 49.f5+ & 49.e4 as both a 2.25+ advantage. |
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