equanimus has kibitzed 15 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-12-04 Kasimdzhanov vs Adams, 2004    equanimus: one slip and it's over for any of them      Jul-11-04 Adams vs Kasimdzhanov, 2004    equanimus: Tamar: I totally agree with you. Two passed pawns, but I admire this guy. Look who's pushing pawns too!      Feb-25-04 V Mikenas vs Alatortsev, 1944    equanimus: Is this score right?      Feb-25-04 Aeroflot Open (2004)    equanimus: Bologan ended in place 166!      Feb-25-04 Linares (2004)    equanimus: I think the point argued is not too many draws, but too little fight. My understanding of chess is not so that I can tell you after 18 moves if the game is going to end in draw with best play, but if it's true that many of these super GMs are drawing their games when still in book      Feb-23-04 Kramnik vs Shirov, 2004    equanimus: <So, live with the problem or switch to Shogi...for now> Or play FischerRandom      Feb-19-04 Shirov vs Kasparov, 2004    equanimus: Kasparov might have something under his sleeve, but he has been thinking for what? half an hour?      Dec-31-03 Kibitzer's Café    equanimus: I'm sure if Capablanca played today he wouldn't be happy just with being a "weak grandmaster", so he would certainly study, only with an understanding of the subject matter better than 99.9% of his colleagues.      Dec-20-03 Carlos Torre Memorial (2003)    equanimus: Quezada won this knockout, not Filippov.      Dec-01-03 Muehlock vs Kostic, 1912    equanimus: How about 4.c3?, with tempo

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