Jan-17-11 Carlsen vs Giri, 2011 
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| controlaltdelete: <Stonehenge: How does black win after 23.f3, is it ...Nc4?> Na4 (same prinicple attacking the Q, only after a move like Qb3 the black Q can defend Qd7 |
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Jan-17-11 Jurez vs Gasloi, 1968
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| controlaltdelete: <zb2cr: Found this. The real interest lies in the line 16. ... Qxg3+; 17. hxg3, Rxg3+; 18. Kh2, Rh3+; 19. Kg2, Rg8+; 20. Qg4, Bxg4; 21. Rg1.> I believe Re1 is stronger than Rg1, because you keep the rook on the first rank but still create the flight square. Note the ... |
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Mar-18-10 Svidler vs Aronian, 2010
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| controlaltdelete: Note how in the final position black cannot bring his king to e7 or e8 to prevent queening:
Kf8 d7 Ke7 Rxf7+ Kd8 (if Kxf7 d8Q) Ne6# |
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Feb-07-10 A Ismagambetov vs E Inarkiev, 2010
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| controlaltdelete: 32.Rxe5 seems like an improvement for white.. |
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Jan-25-09 Corus Group A (2009)
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| controlaltdelete: Van Wely has the opportunity to draw here and I think he will take it. |
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Jun-12-08 Ivanchuk vs Onischuk, 2008
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| controlaltdelete: What is black's reply after 19.Na4 instead of the text move? To me it seems winning...so what am I missing? |
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Jan-26-08 Corus Group A (2008)
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| controlaltdelete: what do tablebases say for Smeets-Nopmniatchi, and without white's pawn, what would it be.. |
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Dec-27-07 Svidler vs Morozevich, 2007
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| controlaltdelete: in the final position...cant white defend with Rf4? (im thinking of variations that include Qc8, for example: Be5 Qc8+ Kg7 Rxf7+ Kxf7 Rxh7+...?) |
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Sep-28-07 World Championship Tournament (2007)
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| controlaltdelete: <TheAN> The S stands for Springer, btw i'm Dutch ;) |
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Aug-02-07 Biel Chess Festival (2007)
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| controlaltdelete: <AlexandraThess> this is the correct URL: Biel Chess Festival (2007)
as you can see, you have to add &crosstable=1 for the standings and &crosstable=2 for the participant's names ranked by rating |
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