OttawaChessFan has kibitzed 20 times to chessgames   [more...]

Feb-03-09 So vs M Leon Hoyos, 2009    OttawaChessFan: By never moving his dark squared bishop back to it's a1-h8 diagonal black deprived himself of e5. I have no chess engine, but the first time through the game I immediately thought 29...Rg4      Jul-11-03 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 2000    OttawaChessFan: I think his kibitizes points have actually exceeded his rating points by a few hundred by now, perhaps when he gets to 2780 kibitzes he will stop?      Dec-07-02 Lasker vs Capablanca, 1914    OttawaChessFan: "Rage Against the Machine" is a real jem!      Nov-24-02 Shirov vs F Vallejo Pons, 2002    OttawaChessFan: The moves that as you say "drag on" are the ones you should be studying.      Nov-21-02 J Littlewood vs Botvinnik, 1961    OttawaChessFan: I don't Littlewood even had a chance. Botvinnik takes his knight out for a 3 move prance around the board, nabs the white bishop, then Littlewood baffingly decides to recapture with a pawn to the outside of the board. Does the old spearthrust for the black bishop, makes a few      Nov-21-02 Chigorin vs Schiffers, 1880    OttawaChessFan: Move 21 would make a great chess puzzle... White to move and deliver mate in 8! Probably take us half our lifetime.... I wonder why Schiffers played dxc3, he must of know he was screwed when Chigorin invested the rook into the combo.      Nov-13-02 L Galego vs Gulko, 2002    OttawaChessFan: thanks chessmaster 4000! "demonstrated" and, "whites position"      Nov-09-02 Fischer vs Geller, 1967    OttawaChessFan: Seems more like a poker match!      Nov-07-02 Bronstein vs A Medina Garcia, 1955    OttawaChessFan: Obviously Garcia has some kind of morbid fascination with moving his knights to and from as many squares as possible.      Oct-30-02 Brause vs Wchess, 1997    OttawaChessFan: There are some sites I have seen before about this gambit, it might go by the name of the Leipzig gambit as well.... http://www.xs4all.nl/~timkr/tour/br...

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