Mar-24-06 C Formby vs E Rainieri, 1996
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SEVEN: 11. Qf6+ would be better.
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| | Mar-24-06 Friedhelm Harms 
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SEVEN: This man has six games on the database (three white and three black) and they are all Halloween attack. Strange.
Was it a Halloween attack tournament?
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| | Mar-09-06 Topalov vs Leko, 2006
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SEVEN: According to CG's database there are 25 games Topalov(White) vs Leko(Black)so far. Seven wins for Topalov, six wins for Leko and twelve draws.
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| | Mar-08-06 Topalov vs Ivanchuk, 2006
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SEVEN: Go Topa ! ! ! Go Topa ! ! Go , go, go
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| | Mar-04-06 Radjabov vs Leko, 2006
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SEVEN: It looks to me drawish potition.
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| | Dec-13-05 Sakaev vs Dreev, 2005
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SEVEN: I think Dreev won the first game. Am I rigth?
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| | Dec-04-05 FIDE World Cup (2005)
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SEVEN: Areshchenko draw. He is out. Pitty.
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| | Nov-29-05 L Day vs E Deschesnes, 1979
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SEVEN: I didn;t know it was a simul game. Generally speaking the outcoming help is a common problem for chess. (Not only simul games I am afraid.)
Thanks for the 7.Qd3. I take it as an advice.
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| | Nov-22-05 Bareev vs Karjakin, 2005
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SEVEN: 19.b6 is a sneaky move. Black could take the knigth but after 19... QxN 20. Bb5+ Ke7 21.Be3 white wins easily.
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| | Nov-11-05 Yanofsky vs J Therien, 1947
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SEVEN: notsodeepthought: I think you are right. So after 14... Qxd7 15.Bxh7+ KxB 16.RxQ NxR 17.Qd3+ winning the night.
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