Darknite has kibitzed 54 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-19-06 Rubinstein vs Hromadka, 1923    Darknite: 27.Rxa7+ Kb8 28.Rfxb7+ Kc8 29.Ba6 with mate next move - only save is 29..Qxd3+ 30.Bxd3 and black is totally busted      Jan-11-06 A J Goldsby vs U E Aeria, 2000    Darknite: <alicefujimori> ah yes - im sorry - as i said im at work. I will take some time later on to look at this thoroughly      Dec-28-05 Khalifman vs Rublevsky, 2005    Darknite: And this is why GM chess does not get wider attention - there is so much in this position and the draw is agreed.....      Dec-20-05 C Bloodgood vs R Lewis, 1961    Darknite: <Averageguy> dont worry about it - so did Charles Frizzel      Dec-20-05 Kibitzer's Café    Darknite: When i was living in London in the early 90's i one day walked into a little coffee shop called i believe the Mozart Cafe on Haverstock Hill in Hampstead. Inside there was a motley collection of people smoking, driniking coffee and playing chess. I ended up playing a game or two ...      Dec-16-05 Kasparov vs S Palatnik, 1978    Darknite: 11...cd? 12. Nxf7      Dec-07-05 B Kantsler vs Smirin, 2005    Darknite: 25....Qxh2! Lovely move. Although its not really a queen sac because black wins back the queen by force, it wins 2 pawns and creates a dominating position. The fact that 27.Kg3 is forced is the justification for all of Smirin's play. 27. Kg1?? Nh3+ 28. Kh2 Nxf2+ 29.Kg1 Nh3+ 30.Kh2      Dec-05-05 Yudasin vs Kasparov, 1981    Darknite: but then we are back to my original point of an immediate Qb6 or Bh6 stopping the whole f5 line before it starts...      Nov-29-05 K Kokolias vs F Sigalas, 2005    Darknite: <saruman> having now spent more than 30 seconds looking at this i must apologize - your lines certainly appear to be best. Qc4 may actually just lose!      Nov-29-05 S Belkhodja vs Tiviakov, 2005   Darknite: I guess more interesting would be 26 Ra1?! although something like 26 Ra1?! Nxc3 27 Rxa4 Nxd1 followed by 28...Rxd3 is probably bad for white.

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