Jul-30-18 Bogoljubov vs O Sarapu, 1949 
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| dgbuckmeister: Does 35. Rf7 Re1+ 36. Kf2 Qxf7 37. Nxf7 win the black Queen or am I missing something? |
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Apr-09-18 O Ladva vs B Assaubayeva, 2017
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| dgbuckmeister: After 37. Bxf7+ Nxf7 38. Qxb2 Nxd6 it's not a simple win for white. |
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Apr-08-18 P Motwani vs P Roca, 1986
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| dgbuckmeister: 33. Qc3+ Kb8 34. d7 Rh1+ 35. Kb2 Qxc2+ 36. Qxc2 R8h2 37. d8=Q+ Kb7 38. Re7# avoids the 33. d7 swindle. |
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Mar-20-16 Adams vs D Baramidze, 2015
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| dgbuckmeister: <Kirchhoff> <Imran> <Black is down a piece and after 31...Kh8 32. Nf3 he is going to lose another piece.>
After 31...Kh8 I think the problem for Black is 32.Rf1 pinning and winning Black's Nf2. |
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Dec-14-14 M L Nicholson vs E Saglione, 2008
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| dgbuckmeister: Yes, threatening Bxg7. |
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Jun-13-14 Botvinnik vs A Khavin, 1944
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| dgbuckmeister: What about 31..Re4? |
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Oct-12-12 A Bezgodov vs M Zhunusov, 1994
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| dgbuckmeister: <Phony Benoni> see second Kibitz on P.1 <went for 18.Rxe5 dxe5 19.Bxg7 Nxg7 20.f6 Bxf6 21.Nxf6+ Kh8 22.Rxd7 .....> mating quite simply with Blk K on h8, Wh N on f6 and Wh Q on h6 or h7. I did too, and I think it works. Did anyone else consider or analyse this ... |
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Jul-05-12 A Reshko vs O Kaminsky, 1972
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| dgbuckmeister: Thanks SuperPatzer77. |
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Dec-20-11 Evans vs A Foguelman, 1960
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| dgbuckmeister: Like OhioChessFan (and presumably other's who'll come after us) I too had RxB6 exploiting the overworked Queen. Good but not great. Not decisive enough for a Tuesday. Dang! |
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Dec-18-11 G Gauglitz vs C Horvath, 1987
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| dgbuckmeister: In my head, I only saw as far as 46.Kh3 and it looked promising. So, I went with 44..Qc2+. Playing through, I got 46..Be6 and thought that was the end for white until I noticed 47.Qxe6 which stumped me. So, I missed the crucial 47..Qxc5 (a GOOT, get out of that) ... quietly ... |
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Kibitzing
