King Harvest has kibitzed 75 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-20-20 Chiburdanidze vs V Malaniuk, 1982    King Harvest: Bb5! Beautiful and unusual.... Well done Maia! I haven't kept up with the POTD lately... is the female representation here a response to the (perplexing from my perspective) popularity of the The Queen's Gambit, on Netflix?      Sep-13-20 Sunye Neto vs Romanishin, 1980    King Harvest: Ooo that's a quaility pun! Well done.      Aug-25-20 B Fiedler vs R Brice, 1995    King Harvest: 6...b5? is just terrible -- nearly forcing white to find the strong 7.Nce5.      Mar-07-19 Ivanchuk vs de Firmian, 1989    King Harvest: I'm enjoying listening to players better than I admit to flailing at this "medium" puzzle lol. Not that I solved it...      Feb-23-19 Rossolimo vs I Romanenko, 1948    King Harvest: Beautiful puzzle from start to finish... the start is so easy, too, but I certainly couldn't see this one thru to the end.      Feb-14-19 Foltys vs Golombek, 1947    King Harvest: <goldfarbdj:... the main thing I want to point out is that comment from chrisowen, from nine years back. I knew he was getting worse over time, but....!!!!> Wow. That blows up my theory that <chrisowen> is a chessgames cipher/super-puzzle.      Feb-12-19 D Reca vs Reti, 1924    King Harvest: To finish... 33.Kh4 g5#... and that's a mate you don't see everyday... and a "pure mate" as well, I believe.      Feb-12-19 K Podzielny vs L Cako, 2009    King Harvest: <SpamIAm: Solution is a Podzielny of Cako.> Made me groan, and then <SpamIAm: Figment of my i-magyar-nation!> made me Groningen.      Feb-10-19 K Commons vs P Peev, 1976    King Harvest: In re: the pun... seems a bit pedestrian... I prefer... C'mmons, hurry up, I've got to peev.      Feb-01-19 E Rotunno vs Alekhine, 1938    King Harvest: @<1stboard> I didn't run it through a chess engine so check my work but I don't think 37.e3 is an alternate solution. 37...e3 38.Qxf4 exf2+ 39.Kxf2 (not 39. Qxf2? Qd1+ with mate to follow) and I think black has serious problems. and 37...e3 38.Qxf4 Qd1+ 39.Rf1 e2 might ...

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