Vladimir Kramnik vs Aljosa Grosar (1989)

Vladimir Kramnik vs Aljosa Grosar
Sochi (Russia) 1989 · Sicilian Defense: Boleslavsky. General Variation (B58) · 1/2-1/2

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Feb-06-06		iamverywellatchess: I would have played 48. Rc6 CHECK! just to see if black was paying attention. Sometimes a CHECK! can scare your oponnent into forgetting there is an easy move that can be played to remove the CHECK!

Feb-07-06		dakgootje: <I would have played 48. Rc6 CHECK! just to see if black was paying attention.>Yes of course...48. Rc6 after which follows 48. ...bxc6 and white is hopeless lost instead of having a draw...where is the win exactly?

Feb-09-06		blingice: <dakgootje> His style is hyper-hyper modern. It apparently doesn't follow the rules of Chess, either, where people don't have to move out of check.

Sep-13-08		Stonehenge: Apt username as well.

Sep-13-08		ravel5184: I just took the time to read over all <iamverywellatchess>'s kibitzes. Hilarious stuff. I really would like to know what goes on in <blingice chessforum>. Also <EmperorAtahualpa chessforum> as well. :0)

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