VishyAnandFan has kibitzed 22 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-29-09 Polgar vs Gelfand, 2009    VishyAnandFan: you can love it , you are free to do so. i dont. i love chess like polgar played in third rapid      Nov-28-09 C K Pedersen vs Carlsen, 2005   VishyAnandFan: white could have walked to the h1 corner, there he has defensive resources connected with stalemate: for example white: kh1, bh2 black: kh3, rh8      Nov-06-09 Charousek vs Englander, 1894    VishyAnandFan: after 22.Rxf7 i found the mate while searching for the right continuation to go to the endgame (the moves were forced, white had to protect his bishop), and i am only a weak amateur, therefore charousek must have found it right from the beginning of his queen sacrifice. of ...      Sep-15-09 Mamedyarov vs A Timofeev, 2004    VishyAnandFan: <Jafar219> <Mamedyarov plays as Alekhine in this game.> the combination reminded me of a famous game of alekhine, if i'm not wrong, with exact the same motif!      Sep-15-09 Mamedyarov vs L Drabke, 2004    VishyAnandFan: very nice tactical blow at the end!      Sep-14-09 Mamedyarov vs Topalov, 2007   VishyAnandFan: a wonderful game, showing the technique how to exploit a lead in development, keeping the black king in the center and not let black develop his forces      Sep-13-09 Mamedyarov vs B Galstian, 2002    VishyAnandFan: this is pure attacking genius. i bet for shark it's kind of technique. all the pieces coordinated perfectly      Sep-13-09 D Rogozenco vs A Nguyen, 1994    VishyAnandFan: ingeniously simple endgame technique: connected passed pawns, activation of the king! sparkling!      Sep-13-09 Mamedyarov vs D Reinderman, 2005    VishyAnandFan: i didn't find the win, shark must have let it slip away somewhere      Sep-12-09 Mamedyarov vs Kamsky, 2007   VishyAnandFan: after 38.c5 it is very difficult for black to lose, he should always try for a perpetual because the white king has not much shelter. i think white with a piece more should have won, but where did he miss the win, it took him to long to consolidate and go for a counter-attack

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