Kangaroo has kibitzed 1019 times to chessgames   [more...]

May-03-20 Ujtumen vs N Gaprindashvili, 1971    Kangaroo: 16. f6! (threatening 17. fxe7 and 17. Bxh7) would have been a better way for White.      Sep-02-19 I A Horowitz vs NN, 1940    Kangaroo: <13. Ne7+ Nxe7 14. Bxf7#> is an alternative solution after 12th move of Black      Aug-06-19 Spielmann vs Eliskases, 1932    Kangaroo: Nice shot, but <37. Bxh3> would have exactly the same effect.      Jun-12-19 Y Foughali vs C Yoo, 2016    Kangaroo: 21 ... Qxe5 was missing!      Feb-03-19 A Ramirez Alvarez vs Le Quang Liem, 2019   Kangaroo: <<fispok>: After 23...Qxe5, 24.Bxc6 would have picked up the exchange, and 24.Bf4 would have been a much better defense than e3.> Consider <23... Qxe5 24. Bxc6 Bxb3> followed by <25... Qxc5+> and <26 ... Qxc6>.      Nov-23-18 Spielmann vs Reti, 1913    Kangaroo: Another mighty pin Reti vs Spielmann, 1928      Aug-20-17 Kasparov vs Navara, 2017    Kangaroo: The idea demonstrated by Kasparov in the opening reminded me a similar one from the game < Bronstein vs Beliavsky, 1975 >. The difference in variations - and to my sorrow - the opposite result.      Aug-14-17 Kasparov vs Karjakin, 2017    Kangaroo: <<triangulation>: What happens if white plays 11 Nh4. Isn't the black queen trapped?> Consider 11 ... Nxd4!      Jul-19-16 R W Schutt vs P Hickey, 1966    Kangaroo: There is no <24 ... Kb8> due to the presence of the white bishop on f4! So this is 24. Ra1 #!      Feb-26-16 E Can vs Svidler, 2015    Kangaroo: <Ulhumbrus: <26 ef removes Black's bishop pair but contracts an isolated d pawn. An alternative is 26 f4.>> Regrettably for White, after <26. f4 h5> White will need to play either <27. Nxf6+> or the same <27. ef6> because of the loss of exchange due to

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