Dec-27-21 Nepomniachtchi vs Duda, 2021 
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| AlexPomor: Amazing! 30.Rb6!! - and black position blowed up! Why Yan didn't play so strongly and logically in his unhappen challenger's match! |
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Nov-13-21 Andersson vs Lautier, 1990
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| AlexPomor: A typical Andersson: making something, anything and everything from nothing, a nothing and the nothing. |
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Oct-04-21 E Terpugov vs Petrosian, 1957
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| AlexPomor: User: kingscrusher
19: Nxb5!
May be. And what about 19...Nxe5 and 20... Rb8 or 20...0-0 and Rb8? What you will do (especially on the board without any Stockfishes etc?) |
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Sep-19-21 Tal vs Dzindzichashvili, 1991
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| AlexPomor: As Botvinnik - Keres in FIDE World Championship Tournament 1948: 19.Bc1, 21.Rxg7+ etc. Botvinnik won in 23, Tal in 26. |
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Sep-05-21 Tal vs NN, 1958
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| AlexPomor: This game isn't completed.
18. fxg7 Be6
19. g8Q+ Kd7
20. Qxc8+ Kxc8
21. Bxd2
And only then black resigned. |
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Aug-30-21 Karpov vs Sosonko, 1987
Aug-24-21 Morozevich vs M Roiz, 2011
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| AlexPomor: 15...Qxb3???
Michael Roiz (GM 2680) didn't know claccical game Janowski vs Capablanca, 1916???
Well, Morozevich conducted a class with Roiz about Capablanca classical games and planes.
"Study chess classics!" (Morozevich). |
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Aug-14-21 Kovalenko vs Keymer, 2019
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| AlexPomor: Very beautiful attack! Maybe white "took some risk with <16.d5>" and other attack moves, maybe all attack was uncorrect, but attack without risk is very boring and not interesting (D. Bronstein). |
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Aug-08-21 Karpov vs Timman, 1977
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| AlexPomor: "If you don't know how to play, change your bad piece on good one your rival, and you will win". Karpov hasn't told it... but he might, I think. |
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Jul-16-21 K Grigorian vs Dzindzichashvili, 1971
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| AlexPomor: After 24.B:d7 white has an advantage (fe, 24...Q:d7 25.Ne5 Qd5 26.N:f7 Rg7 27.Ne5+Ke7 28.Rf4 etc.) I doubt would white win but the white's position is better. |
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Kibitzing
