chopin4525 has kibitzed 129 times to chessgames   [more...]

Aug-03-12 K Akshayraj vs S Safin, 2005    chopin4525: <morfishine:BTW: From the Puzzle position Black to move 42, I would've bet this was KID...Who would've thought this was a RUY :)> Same thought here. Surprising indeed this pawn storm in a Ruy.      Jun-06-12 Smejkal vs Petrosian, 1981    chopin4525: "A passed pawn is a criminal which should be kept under lock and key. Mild measures, such as police surveillance, are not sufficient." - Aron Nimzowitsch :)      May-24-12 Zukertort vs Englisch, 1883    chopin4525: I got this right according to Zukertort and his game combination but when I analyzed the entire game with Houdini I saw this: Analysis by Houdini 2.0c Pro w32: 1. (#14): 1.Qa4+ Kf8 2.Qb4 Qxb4 3.c8Q+ Kf7 4.Qd7+ Kf8 5.Nxb4 ...      Apr-11-12 Ding Liren vs S Lu, 2012    chopin4525: <ounos: I wonder about 8. ...Bxc3 too. Perhaps 9. Bg5 and 10. Rc1?> 8... ♗xc3 9. ♗g5 ♕d6 10. ♖c1 ♗b4 11. ♘e5 O-O = The position is equal.      Mar-12-12 Alekhine vs K Treybal, 1923    chopin4525: Was Alekhine sober? :)      Mar-11-12 Keene vs Miles, 1976    chopin4525: Tal-like! :) This is the type of sacrifice I always play in bullet games or blitz games when the opponent is in time trouble. Players usually overlook something in the accurate defense of the king. Sometimes sacrifeces are sound and work, sometimes are just useful to struggle ...      Aug-20-10 E Lundin vs Bolbochan, 1954    chopin4525: My thoughts were lead by a sacrificial line 28....,Nc2 29.Rxd7,Rxd7 30.bxc5,Bb2 31.c6,Ke7 32.cxd7,Bxc1 33.c5,Kxd7 (=). But I see it was wrong because it throws away the advantage. There's no way, I truly love sacrifices. xD      Aug-14-10 Sal Matera    chopin4525: Judging from the name and the surname, I really thought he was an Italian player unknown to me. I was wrong. :)      Aug-13-10 Bogoljubov vs L Schmid, 1949    chopin4525: Was Blackburn the Black Death or the Dead White? xD      Nov-28-09 Miles vs Z Mestrovic, 1990    chopin4525: Missed! I thought 19.h3 was the best move in my analysis and I missed the 19.f6 interesting variation because after 19...,Nxf6 20.Bd5 I didn't see any chances for a strong white initiative against the black king.

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