MJW 72 has kibitzed 124 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-02-11 15th World Computer Chess Championship (2007)   MJW 72: Lol. Mirco-Max finshed ahead of Rybka due to the DQ.      May-03-10 O Sarapu vs Z Frankel, 1962    MJW 72: 29. QxN PxQ (If he does not take the Queen he gets mated with it.) 30. Bh7# Easy.      May-01-10 Anand - Topalov World Championship Match (2010)    MJW 72: LOL, I read on the offical match website (watching the game live there) that chessbase was violating the rule against posting live games without permission. I wonder if Chessgames got permission or they just slipped under then radar...      Jul-27-09 W Fairhurst vs Menchik, 1935    MJW 72: I saw... 31. RxB+ KxR 32. Qh7+ Bf7 33. QxR      Mar-02-09 M Umansky vs The World, 2009    MJW 72: I wonder what would happen if the ilegal move 6...Kxe1=N won.      Feb-14-09 Topalov - Kamsky Candidates Final (2009)    MJW 72: Due to the extreme shortness of the match anyone can win it. A player could get lucky and have the other player play into one of a handfull former player's TNs.      Feb-04-09 M Al Sayed vs Y Wang, 2006    MJW 72: Maybe he forgot about the clock?      Jan-02-09 A Nickel vs The World, 2008    MJW 72: Nxd5 is the only move that should get looked at. This is not a postion that Rybka is bad at and all other moves score very poorly.      Aug-02-08 The World vs G Timmerman, 2007    MJW 72: 61...c3 62. Ke2 Ne3 <63. Rxa5??> c2 64. Kd2 Nc4+ 65. Kxc2 Nxa5 1/2-1/2      Jun-20-08 J Waitzkin vs J Sarwer, 1985    MJW 72: a typical win against someone who really doesnt know how to coordinate the pieces

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