Theologue has kibitzed 78 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jan-30-07 Gibraltar Masters (2007)    Theologue: The Korchnoi game just refreshed at move 32. Much better. Aaberg-Korchnoi after black's 32... Nf5 [DIAGRAM]      Jan-26-07 Corus Group B (2007)    Theologue: Down the exchange at move 40, Bologan's in the fight for his life. Bologan-Sargissian: [DIAGRAM]      Dec-05-06 Kramnik - Deep Fritz (2006)    Theologue: For those of you who don't like black's pawn on g6, I don't like white's rook on h3. It looks too easy to attack it.      Nov-30-06 Kibitzer's Café    Theologue: <dahlo: Off topic, this must be the most confusing clip I have ever seen on chess: > It made absolutely no sense whatever.      Nov-15-06 Tal Memorial (2006)    Theologue: <Atagam: Can anyone refer me please to a source (web-link, title of books – Arabic or English) where I could find the answer to my question?> Try a Google search, although when I tried searching for "Armenian Genocide" I got 1,480,000 results! Including ...      Nov-01-06 Cap d'Agde (2006)    Theologue: White's losing on time!      Oct-27-06 Essent Tournament (2006)    Theologue: Topalov just threw away his extra pawn.      Oct-18-06 Bologan vs Vaganian, 2006    Theologue: I tried to nominate this for Monroi's brilliancy prize, but they didn't even have the game! I still think it should have won. A nice way to demolish the French.      Oct-02-06 Kramnik - Topalov World Championship Match (2006)    Theologue: I'm not quite sure I understand Kasparov's original problem with FIDE. He said it had to do with "professionalism", but I don't see why any of the world championships have been handled unprofessionally.      Sep-14-06 Kevin Spraggett    Theologue: Kevin won a nice game in Vrsac, Serbia, today at the 14th Bora Kostic Memorial, round 3: 1.c4 e5 2. Nc3 Nc6 3. Nf3 f5 4. d3 Nf6 5. g3 Bb4 6. Bd2 Bxc3 7. Bxc3 d6 8. Bg2 0-0 9. 0-0 Qe8 10. b4 Qh5 11. b5 Ne7 12. e3 f4 13. exf4 exf4 14. Re1 Ng6 15. Bxf6 Rxf6 16. Re8+ Rf8 17. Rxf8+ ...

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