dr gogusetti n rao has kibitzed 18 times to chessgames   [more...]

Dec-22-04 Morphy vs Lowenthal, 1858    dr gogusetti n rao: Any later kibitzing comments? N Rao.      Oct-27-04 Leko vs W Heckel, 1989    dr gogusetti n rao: Spectacular sac. But, sir, we haven't moved forward with another puzzle after 21st. Why? Dr Gogusetti N Rao      Mar-17-04 Reshevsky vs Fischer, 1970    dr gogusetti n rao: An article in the Asia edition of TIME (March 15, 2004) reads: "At a chess tournament in Tunisia in 1967, Bobby Fischer, then 24, was pitted against American grand master , Samuel Reshevsky. At game time, Fischer was nowhere to be found, so Reshevsky sat down opposite ...      Mar-06-04 J Piket vs R Douven, 1988    dr gogusetti n rao: <731> Thanks. I'm one of those few whose chess-playing competence has never risen to any proud heights over the decades; but I'm fortunate that I'm able to appreciate the finer points of the games of the great masters. I must have by now gone through the moves of ...      Dec-10-03 Charousek vs J Wollner, 1893    dr gogusetti n rao: <Infohunter> So much has been written by so many on Svendsen’s story ‘The Last Round’ that it has aroused my interest, and I’m sure the interest of many others, to read it. Many around the world like me live in parts of countries where good books on chess ...      Dec-07-03 H Dinser vs D Mione, 1996    dr gogusetti n rao: Eggman: It's true; I made a goofer. I'm sorry.      Nov-16-03 B Larsen vs Ljubojevic, 1975    dr gogusetti n rao: <stef21> In "The correct line is 26...Rc2! 27.Qxc2 Qh4" &c., it obviously needs to be corrected to 32...Kg7; but does this line work just as well?      Nov-14-03 Serper vs D Ippolito, 2003    dr gogusetti n rao: <EDDIE01> 26.Qh7 isn't possible in this sequence since the Queen is still on the b2 square.      Oct-10-03 P Wang vs K Mouradian, 2000    dr gogusetti n rao: If 23...Qxf4 24.Rxf4 axb4 25.Rxd6 Rc5 26.f4 Rac8 27.Rd2, does the advantage still be with White?      Oct-10-03 J Shahade vs P Wang, 2002    dr gogusetti n rao: I missed the pun -if a pun it was- in 'Everybody Wang Pin Tonight!' Is that an Americanism? It would be interesting to know what it meant.

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