nariga has kibitzed 125 times to chessgames   [more...]

Dec-23-15 A Chopra vs Ganguly, 2015    nariga: White missed getting back a pawn: 37.Rd6 followed by Bxh6      Dec-15-15 B Kienboeck vs D Dardha, 2015    nariga: How about 24.Qg1 Rc1 25.Bf1 followed later by g2 to create some room for K.      Dec-11-15 Carlsen vs Nakamura, 2015    nariga: White will cleanup pawns on the king side, exchange a bishop/knight, push black K to corner of h-file while manouvering his K to the Q-side.... I think this is white's game plan. But then...      Dec-10-15 Grischuk vs Anand, 2015    nariga: Why did Anand play 51..Kd3 and not 51..d3? If he gets his pawn to d2, wouldn't it be a constant threat for white?      Nov-21-15 Leko vs Carlsen, 2015    nariga: Why didn't white play: 29.Rxd5 Rxd5 30.Nxe5 Nxe5 and gain a pawn?      Oct-24-15 M Roiz vs Ivanchuk, 2015    nariga: 29.g4 seems to relieve some pressure      Aug-29-15 So vs Aronian, 2015    nariga: Cant seem to shake this off! 29.Rg1 a) 29. d3 30. Qe1 ..?? b) 29. Bh3+ 30. Rg2 (lose an exchange...) ???      Nov-21-14 Anand vs Carlsen, 2014    nariga: Mike1: yes, then the play may go something like: 26.Bg4 f5 27.Bf3 with the idea of getting white Bishop to d5 etc. if- a) 27...Be5 28.Bxe5 Rxe5 29.a3 Nc6 30.Bxc6 bxc6 31.f4 Re3? 32.Rxc5 etc seems winning for white      Nov-21-14 Ponomariov vs Areshchenko, 2014    nariga: Black could have played: 19...Bd2+ 20. Kd1 Bxc3 and not lost a piece.      Nov-09-14 Carlsen vs Anand, 2014    nariga: Was there a reason why black couldn't have played 28. Qe2 Qd5? I am still thinking if black could exchange one rook, he could be safe.

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