fabelhaft has kibitzed 2629 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-06-25 Caruana vs So, 2025   fabelhaft: The position after 48 moves is fascinating. Caruana just messed up a win, but a8Q looks good, right? Not really, since Nf2+ then is mate in three [DIAGRAM]      Jul-05-25 SuperUnited Blitz Croatia (2025)    fabelhaft: Carlsen scored 6 points better than Gukesh over the 9 games and have a big lead before the last day of the tournament.      Jul-04-25 Kramnik vs Anand, 2008    fabelhaft: <I would never drop a '?' on that move. I'm pretty sure I would never have spotted 34...Ne3> But on World Championship level I’d say it deserves a ”?”. The position goes from equal to lost in one move, and Anand found it without having to spend all that much time. ...      Jul-03-25 Vladimir Kramnik    fabelhaft: To me the ”worst” thing Kramnik did in relation to the Prague Agreement, was to declare that he wasn’t bound to follow it since it stated that the reunification consisted of Kramnik vs Leko and Kasparov vs FIDE Champion Ponomariov. Pono eventually refused to play the match ...      Jul-02-25 Carlsen vs So, 2025    fabelhaft: This was a very impressive endgame by Carlsen with little time on the clock. He was below 30 seconds with a dozen moves left, even if there were increments. But according to the Lichess Stockfish he didn’t play a single inaccuracy in the whole game.      Jul-02-25 SuperUnited Rapid Croatia (2025)    fabelhaft: Carlsen’s endgame against So was also somewhere on the insanity spectrum.      Jul-02-25 Christopher Yoo    fabelhaft: Yoo reacts to the ban: https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comm...      Jun-24-25 Vasyl Ivanchuk    fabelhaft: It has changed rather much in just a couple of decades, with World Champions playing events like Norway Chess (2025)/Dommaraju Gukesh or GRENKE Chess Classic (2019)/Magnus Carlsen compared to Linares (2004)/Vladimir Kramnik      Jun-23-25 London (1851)    fabelhaft: Russian Marxist agitators in London 1851 would be something quite rare indeed. Maybe you could have found one for London (1899)      Jun-12-25 Norway Chess (2025)    fabelhaft: <Norway Chess 2018: 32 pages of contributions (on my PC). Norway Chess 2026: 9 pages> And 2015: 78 pages.

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