yureesystem has kibitzed 123 times to chessgames   [more...]

Oct-21-21 Speelman vs Firouzja, 2019   yureesystem: Remarkable game!!!      Jul-08-21 W Adams vs Kashdan, 1940   yureesystem: Brilliant attack by Weaver Adams.      Apr-29-19 Zukertort vs S Rosenthal, 1880   yureesystem: Black could played a lot better, he needed to neutralize white threat on f7 by trading pieces. 13...Be6! 14.Bxe6 Rxe6 15.0-0 c5! and black is equal.      May-12-18 Karpov vs Korchnoi, 1981    yureesystem: A horrible blunder by Korchnoi,34..f6?? 35.Rxa7 Qxa7 36.Qxe6+ Kf8 37.Qxc8 wins, at best Korchnoi lose an important a-pawn and the game.      Apr-23-18 Blackburne vs K Pitschel, 1873    yureesystem: Strange game, Blackbunre was winning and he played very bad and lost. Maybe too much whiskey.      Mar-28-18 Anderssen vs Harrwitz, 1848    yureesystem: I am surprise master of attack Anderssen didn't see 14.f3! ( instead of 14.f4?) 14...exf3 15.Nxf3 Qb6+ 16.Kh1 h6 17.Nh4+ kh7 18.Nxf5 wins a piece and still has a dangerous attack. 14.f3 opens the f-file and black lose if capture on f3-pawn, 14.f4 doesn't open the f-file. Noticed      Jan-08-18 Morphy vs A Morphy, 1848    yureesystem: Morphy's dad wasn't very good. Final position Morphy wins the queen or mates. :) 18...Qd8 19.Re8 + double check and mate. 18...Qf7 19.Re7 Qxc4 3.Qxc4+ wins the queen.      Dec-21-17 Bondarevsky vs M David, 1938   yureesystem: What a crush! The king's Indian defense wins again! :)      Nov-30-17 Harrwitz - Williams (1846)   yureesystem: The games are a big disappointment, too many blunders but good for the average amateurs to study. The opening is played so poorly but the first game seem to be the best for advance player to learn something.      Nov-30-17 E Williams vs Harrwitz, 1846    yureesystem: WoW! Back in the 1846 they didn't play so well.On the final position instead of a draw white wins by 53.Re8! Rb1 threats mate on h1 but the power on a check destroy this delusion. 54.b8=Q+ Rxb8 55.Rxb8 and white is up a rook and this should be a win even among amateurs. :)

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