johnnyb3 has kibitzed 77 times to chessgames   [more...]

Nov-27-18 Tal vs Pliss, 1950    johnnyb3: Pliss: Fully unaware of what was coming.      Nov-17-17 Aronian vs E Inarkiev, 2017    johnnyb3: <An Englishman> Seems that 25.Ne7 would be a rude shock.      Nov-10-17 Sasikiran vs Anh Khoi Nguyen, 2016    johnnyb3: Toughie. I decided that OTB I'd have played Bc2 Qc6 21. Rxb7, but I was pretty sure that wasn't it.      Oct-31-17 Giri vs Eljanov, 2017    johnnyb3: 28...Rxa5 29 Bd7 Qc7 30 Rxa5 Qxa5 31 Bxe6 seems to win the exchange with a better position.      Mar-11-17 N Ioseliani vs Svidler, 1997   johnnyb3: <BeechBishop> 16.Bxc6 Nc4 threatening Bxb2# looks pretty tough to deal with.      Jan-06-16 Staunton vs NN, 1847   johnnyb3: One possibility that occurred to me was that the game was actually played at rook odds -- then h3 first was necessary.      Nov-20-15 0    johnnyb3: <Jim Bartle The country with majority support for ISIS is Pakistan, with 28 opposing, 62 supporting.> You read that wrong, Jim. Only 9% favorable for ISIS in Pakistan.      Sep-04-15 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2014   johnnyb3: <docbenway> In your line the rook just takes the pawn. (Also see <abuzic>'s refutation above of the similar attempt 29.a6 Qxb5 30.Qxb5 Rxb5 31.a7 Ra5 32.Rc1.)      Jun-16-14 Louis Stumpers    johnnyb3: n+2, where n is the number of different kinds of pairs of chopsticks. Like the old sock-drawer puzzle with a little tweak.      May-29-14 R Atkinson vs P Baker, 1953    johnnyb3: Baked Bean.

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