Anubis33 has kibitzed 73 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-12-13 Anand - Carlsen World Championship Match (2013)    Anubis33: Best line in press conference: Reporter: "What did you think of Kasparov being in the building?" Anand: "What is he now, Elvis?"      Nov-21-11 Hou - Koneru Women's World Championship Match (2011)    Anubis33: Judit Polgar vs. Hou Yifan. Such a future match would incite considerable interest, especially if Hou remains undefeated in this match against Humpy. Of course Judit would win, but the publicity would be good for chess. No worse than Anand vs. Gelfand.      Sep-04-11 Sutovsky vs Ivanchuk, 2011    Anubis33: Now that was good old fashioned, Morphy vs. Adolf Anderssen type chess.      Mar-29-11 R Byrne vs Fischer, 1963    Anubis33: Yes, a fabulous ending. It could be called the 'Ghost-mate' because most people can't see it!      Jan-18-11 Suttles vs P Ostojic, 1969    Anubis33: This was a fairly typical Duncan Suttles game. He was notorious for having one of the strangest styles ever, at times similar to Petrosian, but unique. When he lost, he lost badly, but he won many strange games like the one above. Or this one here against Kavalek, with the endgame ...      Oct-02-10 L Gerzhoy vs V Laznicka, 2010   Anubis33: A fine win for Canada's Gerzhoy in the Olympiad, after Laznicka, rated over 200 points higher, squanders a clear advantage and then blunders the exchange.      Sep-28-10 Mark Bluvshtein    Anubis33: Yes, great win for Mark. Reminiscent of Charbonneau's victory over Anand a few years back.      Sep-18-10 Bent Larsen    Anubis33: A classic Larsen result -- the 1964 Interzonal. Five Soviets crowd the top of the crosstable along with the lone wolf from Denmark: http://www.worldchesslinks.net/ezdh...      Sep-10-10 Carlsen vs The World, 2010    Anubis33: Yes, for a true "World", there should be no grandmaster consultants. It defeats the purpose. It's supposed to be Carlsen (or whoever) vs. a democratic vote between the Republic of Unified Patzers. :)      Jan-19-08 Robert James Fischer    Anubis33: Regarding Fischer the person, he was perhaps the archetypal genius: driven, single minded, socially awkward, and deeply passionate. I also see him has having been innocent, almost to the point of being child-like, despite his inner torments. That, again, is a trait common to ...

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