Nov-25-21 Eliskases vs Najdorf, 1948
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| Mateo: 23...Bxd3? was a huge blunder. He had to play 23...Bc8 with an equal position. |
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Nov-18-21 Eliskases vs C Hounie Fleurquin, 1947
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| Mateo: 44.e4! and 45.Bg6+! are nice. |
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Nov-06-21 C H Maderna vs Eliskases, 1947
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| Mateo: 50.b4 was equal. 50…axb4 51.axb4 Bf5 52.Bxf5 ! Kxf5 53.Kf3 b5 (53…h5 54.b5 was also equal) 54.Ke3 ! it's a draw. |
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Nov-05-21 Eliskases vs H Rossetto, 1947
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| Mateo: From move 31 until the end, a great lesson of chess. |
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Oct-29-21 Alekhine vs Bogoljubov, 1943
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| Mateo: <RookFile: Surprised that Alekhine wasn't able to win this somehow.> So do I. I think 37.Ke4? is bad since Black is able to build a fortress after 37...g5. 37.fxg6 Kxg6 38.Ke4 may win. |
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Oct-23-21 Eliskases vs J Vinuesa, 1941
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| Mateo: Bad things come in threes: 27...Rd6?, 29...Nf3+?, 31...Qe5?. |
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Oct-21-21 Graf-Stevenson vs Eliskases, 1941
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| Mateo: 24...Bxh2+! was a nice sac. 24.Qf1? was bad. Something like 24.Qe2 holds. |
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Oct-21-21 Eliskases vs M Czerniak, 1941
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| Mateo: Interesting ending. 41...Rc1? loses but 41...Kf7 should be a draw. 42.c7 Ra8 43.b4 Ke6 44.b5 Kd7, Black is just in time (45.b6 Kc6 or 45.Bf4 Ra4). |
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Sep-15-21 Leonhardt vs Rubinstein, 1911
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| Mateo: From move 10 until move 25, Rubinstein played like a computer. The only questionable move seems to be 33...b3 instaed of 33...Rxa5. |
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Sep-10-21 E Cohn vs Rotlewi, 1911
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| Mateo: 34...Qe5?? was the turning point. Black had to play 34...Qg3 with some advantage. After 34...Qe5?? 35.Nb6 White is suddenly winning since 35...Rc6 fails to 35...Rxd4 Rxb6 36.Rd5. |
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Kibitzing
