blunderqueenagain has kibitzed 11 times to chessgames   [more...]

Mar-30-06 S Kuemin vs R Staechelin, 2005    blunderqueenagain: I got it! I got a Thursday puzzle! And quite quickly, too, once I saw the bishop on b2. I know, I know... easy for all you experts, but it's something for a patzer like me.      Jul-29-05 J Nikolac vs Timman, 1979    blunderqueenagain: Incredible! This is the first time I've actually solved a Friday puzzle! Perhaps I was helped by the small number of moves available to black. However, I'm not sure I'd have had the courage to actually play the right move in a real game. I mean, what if I'd missed ...      Jun-21-05 Hydra vs Adams, 2005    blunderqueenagain: Humans are not allowed to consult books in the middle of chess games, but they are allowed to bring their memory of various openings and tactics, and to use it. So it makes sense that computers be allowed to use their own memory to consider openings. The fact that they ...      Apr-12-05 Petrosian vs R Cardoso, 1958    blunderqueenagain: <Ericsupreme> 33. Nf4 is met with Qxg5, a win for black.      Feb-24-05 J Costa vs Polgar, 1987    blunderqueenagain: O how glorious! 23. Kc1 Nb3# Not only does the knight deliver mate, it forks king, queen, and rook in the same move! Now that must be the most beautiful finish I've ever seen! I'm in awe that this actually happened in a real game!      Jan-27-05 D Rivera vs Fischer, 1962    blunderqueenagain: <amdocs> After Ra1, black plays Qxc3.      Jan-04-05 A Harju vs M Liimatta, 1986    blunderqueenagain: <CFC rating> After 20. Ke1, black plays 20 ... Ne3 and the knight escapes, so black is still up a rook.      Dec-29-04 E Delmar vs NN, 1898    blunderqueenagain: Gah! I can't believe I missed this one. I was doing OK this week, but today I couldn't find the second move. I knew I wanted to 1) execute a double check against the king, and 2) get the knight to end up on h6, but for some reason all I looked at were 19. Nxg4 and 19. Ng6,      Dec-08-04 S Williams vs A H Wohl, 2003    blunderqueenagain: <CHEG> Yep, looks as if that effectively stops the Bf5 line. Thanks for the info. Ah well, I really don't successfully solve the Wednesday puzzles that often. Monday and Tuesday, maybe, but I've got a ways to go before I can get the more advanced ones. ...

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