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Knighthawkmiller
Member since Oct-18-13 · Last seen Jul-07-25
Central NY based, B player, play OTB and CC chess

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   Knighthawkmiller has kibitzed 177 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Apr-07-25 Korchnoi vs Mecking, 1974 (replies)
 
Knighthawkmiller: 34.Rh4 there may follow +2.83 (26 ply) 35...Rg5 36. Rg4 Rxg4 37. Qxg4+ Qg6 38. Qxg6+ fxg6 is also a rasonable response.
 
   Apr-03-25 M J Haygarth vs M J Franklin, 1962
 
Knighthawkmiller: 35...Qb7 may give black an advantage. There follows: -1.51 (25 ply) 36.Na5 Qb8 37. Nd2 Rb2 38. Nac4 Nc2 39. Bxc2 Rxc2 ... (Andrew Martin)
 
   Apr-02-25 Korchnoi vs Geller, 1973
 
Knighthawkmiller: Korchnoi points out that if 19...hxg5 20. Rxh5 looses the exchange and the game to 20...Ne3+ 21.fxe3 Bg4 in VK Best Games game 54. Excellent review of this complex game.
 
   Mar-06-25 Blackburne vs Janowski, 1905
 
Knighthawkmiller: I beleive Soltis is pointing out that small errors in the opening can be avoided by not mechanically responding in a position. The goal is to avoid an increasing number of weaknesses that add up as the game progresses.
 
   Feb-05-25 P Lalic vs P N Lee, 2023 (replies)
 
Knighthawkmiller: WHITE TO MOVE, WHITE QUEENS FIRST. Does not look like a loss by white, but possibly time was overstepped by white.
 
   Oct-06-24 A Muzychuk vs X Zhao, 2016
 
Knighthawkmiller: 20...Qb7, a simple consolidation, advantage black: -2.61 (28 ply) 21.Bd2 Bd6 22.Qxf5 dxc3 23.Bxc3 Rhd8
 
   Sep-25-24 Benjamin vs I Krush, 2011
 
Knighthawkmiller: This game appears in Joel's book Better Thinking, Better Chess. A very instructive book with many excellent games analyzed. Myself, a B player, found great benefit in Benjamin's analysis. Lost my game with him 25 years ago, but hoping for another chance to play someday.
 
   Sep-14-24 Tartakower vs Spielmann, 1910
 
Knighthawkmiller: Black has an advantage, but very possible a draw.
 
   Sep-08-24 Spassky vs Karpov, 1982 (replies)
 
Knighthawkmiller: Alt move 32.... Rd2+ there may follow -4.70 (25 ply) 33.Ke3 Rxb2 34.Kd4 Kf7 35.a3 b6 36.Kc4 Ke7 37.Nb5 a6
 
   Aug-27-24 Fischer vs Ivkov, 1966 (replies)
 
Knighthawkmiller: After white 25.Bg5 (instead of game Nf6+, aka NB6+) computer shows +9.06 (27 ply) 25...Bf8 26.Bf6+ Nxf6 27.Qxf6+ Bg7 28.Qh4 Nb7 29.Bxh7 Bh6 30.Be4 Nc5 ... The game move 25.Nf6 provides a substantial, but lesser adavantage where there follows +5.30 (26 ply) 25...Nxf6 26.exf6
 
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