jumperino has kibitzed 56 times to chessgames   [more...]

Jul-13-11 Fischer vs J Terrone, 1964    jumperino: What?? You mean the queen can move diagonally!? Thanks Sastre - knew there was something I just wasn't seeing.      Sep-03-10 Morphy vs A Morphy, 1849    jumperino: <I don't know of any scientific evidence which suggests that the current generation are brighter than, say, our ancestors of one or two hundred years ago. Better educated, better fed, healtheir, sure, but significantly brighter? I don't think so.> Interesting "scientific" ...      Aug-18-09 M Sergeyeva vs A Gokhale, 2001   jumperino: The thing that gets me about these types of games is the quiet move leading up to getting the pawns going. In this case, Rg1 - setting up the rook support just right before making the rook sac and freeing up the pawns. It's these types of moves that I typically don't see...      Jul-22-09 Karpov vs Ribli, 1986    jumperino: Curious if anyone has a good line of attack for white if black chose Nxg5 instead of 52 ...Rxb5?      Jun-08-09 A Rombaldoni vs H Danielsen, 2009    jumperino: My guess would be Nxg4, hxg4, Nxg4 winning winning a rook and 2 pawns for the 2 knights and white's position looks like it's collapsing.      Sep-18-08 A Nickel vs The World, 2008    jumperino: Qb6 for me too. I like the idea of deviating from the mainline early, and giving GMAN something to think about.      Jun-02-08 A E Moussa vs A J Fulton, 2004    jumperino: I don't know...with Qh6 White keeps the pressure on, but I still think black has some defenses left. Maybe something along the lines of 25. Qh6, Kf7 (odd to step into the pin, but the knight has to move or it's lost), 26. Nc7, Qg7 (hopes to trade queens to ease the pressure now). ...      May-23-08 C Depasquale vs S J Solomon, 1998    jumperino: What about 26 ...Qf6 instead of Qxc5?      May-12-08 K Agapov vs M I Nepomnishay, 1983   jumperino: 26 Qg6 Pxg6 27 Rdxf8 Kg7 28 R1f7#      Mar-31-08 Battle of the Brains II, 2008    jumperino: I'm up for King's gambit too, although if black would cooperate, I'd love to try for Evan's gambit.

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