DouglasGomes has kibitzed 106 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-04-22 Navara vs Caruana, 2021   DouglasGomes: Fortress, low eval due to sliding analysis (paste the PV and go through the moves with the engine, then go back to starting position) <SF +0.41d70> 34. Nb2 Bc7...      Jan-03-22 Reshevsky vs Fischer, 1957    DouglasGomes: 33.Kd3/34.Ke4 is a lethal infiltration through the light squares and also targets Black's pawns, Black will be forced to zugzwang trying to defend against this.      Jan-03-22 Anderssen vs Kieseritzky, 1851   DouglasGomes: 18. Bd6 is not of clinical precision but it is enough to win the game. Stop using low-depth analysis. In Mordimer's line 22. Bb4 is a better move. 20. Kd2 Bxg1 21. e5 Bb7 22. Nxg7+ Kd8 23. Qxf7 gives White a strong attack      Jan-02-22 Carlsen vs M Kobalia, 2021    DouglasGomes: It seems Magnus didn't want to allow ..dxc4 and freeing up the d5-square for Black's knights, but that is not the only way to continue the position from White' side.      Jan-02-22 I Saric vs Giri, 2021   DouglasGomes: Black manage to repair his pawn structure, keep the bishop pair and the king in safety. Giri pressed and final position was winning for Black with 38.. Bxe3 39. fxe3 Bxc2      Jan-01-22 Carlsen vs Aronian, 2021    DouglasGomes: Notably the commentators thought this was some kind of theoretical draw      Dec-29-21 Goryachkina vs Ju Wenjun, 2020   DouglasGomes: Bxh5 is hardly ever an real threat, so Rg5 does almost nothing      Dec-25-21 Wojtaszek vs Carlsen, 2021   DouglasGomes: This move order allows White some more options, which are considered marginally more promising than the usual semi-Slav, 5. Nc3 wasn't necessary, and one could argue that White can achieve more a superior setup because he shouldn't lose a tempo with ...dxc4 Bxc4, and 3... c6 is      Dec-22-21 Rapport vs Navara, 2021    DouglasGomes: Another player victimized by this system      Dec-21-21 Rapport vs Caruana, 2021    DouglasGomes: 6... Bc5 as edge to Black is total nonsense

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