The Backward Pawn has kibitzed 80 times to chessgames   [more...]

Dec-19-07 Santa Claus    The Backward Pawn: Dear Santa, Forget milk and cookies, I'm leaving the keys to the liquor cabinet. Sincerely, -TBP      Sep-16-07 Fischer vs Spassky, 1992    The Backward Pawn: Can someone please explain why 36. g4!! is so strong, im failing to see why this is so amazing. -TBP      May-13-07 Karjakin vs Malinin, 2002    The Backward Pawn: <PaulLovric> That might be a new low... very nice double sac, Nf5 seems very interesting      Apr-26-07 A Kosten vs Adorjan, 1988    The Backward Pawn: 54...Black to play and win      Apr-17-07 J Cukierman vs NN, 1934    The Backward Pawn: Good call <Whitehat1963>      Mar-28-07 Andersson vs E Jelling, 1994    The Backward Pawn: I think that the best part about this position is the variation 49...Qg7+ 50.Ng6# protecting against the check and dilivering mate at the same time.      Mar-27-07 Ikes vs Groncki, 1960    The Backward Pawn: YIkes!      Mar-26-07 Leko vs Morozevich, 2007    The Backward Pawn: Looks like Leko missed the mate with 41.Nc8 where 42.Ra7# is unavoidable. But thats what you get with blitz...      Mar-26-07 K Papas vs E Krasenkova, 2001    The Backward Pawn: Even starting a move earlier would be worthy of a monday puzzle.      Mar-22-07 L Spassov vs P Popov, 1977    The Backward Pawn: <PositionalBomber> I dont think 20...h6 would be good for black as 21.Ng6+ Kh7 22.Qf5 and black is defenseless.

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