Tennyson has kibitzed 198 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-02-05 Kibitzer's Café    Tennyson: Holy Molly, I'm in chess-studying heaven. Did anybody else notice the new Convekta Pocket PC software, brand spanking new? I just ordered Pocket Chess Strategy today, and now they just released Pocket Encyclopedia of Middle Game, and Pocket Chess Endings. I already have Pocket ...      Jun-09-05 HB Global Chess Challenge (2005)    Tennyson: <DP12> Thank you. A compliment from an FM makes me feel deeply gratified. Do you have any games posted here on chessgames.com?      May-26-05 Eric Schiller    Tennyson: Hey Schiller, it was nice meeting you at the HB tournament. I miss Minneapolis already. Thanks for signing my book. Jesse, from Hawaii.      Apr-22-05 0    Tennyson: ? The symbol that follows my middle game move blunders.      Feb-27-05 Kasparov vs Adams, 2005    Tennyson: Hmmm, chesslive.org and chess.fm noted the same odd sac on e4, then retracted it. Must be a joke...or was it a prearranged move that Adams decided not to make...LOL He had been paid (like a boxer) to take the fall but refused last minute...the Setup by Joseph Moncure March.      Feb-16-05 Nijboer vs A Simutowe, 2001   Tennyson: Wow, check out the double rook sac declined.      Jan-25-05 Topalov vs Anand, 2005    Tennyson: Anand's Bf6 is to keep an eye on white center pawns which could start rolling forward at any moment with advantage.      Jan-23-05 Anand vs Kramnik, 2005    Tennyson: I still call this game drawn, even though black has a slight advantage with his rook on the 2nd rank...but that's about it. Well, now nobody can accuse Kramnik of being the one who brought this into a drawish line (Anand did with 21. Bd3). If Anand had moved 21. Nf1 then there ...      Jan-15-05 J Polgar vs Svidler, 2005    Tennyson: Does anybody know of a link to listen to live coverage of this game, and all the other games?      Jan-15-05 Corus Group A (2005)    Tennyson: Kramnik is playing with some courage. g5!!

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