Aug-02-08 Hort vs S Kagan, 1970
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erimiro1: Intereseting defence by Kagan, who gave up his 2 rooks for 2 bishops. It worked so good that at the final position I'm not sure who stands better. Probably the 2 players didn't want to take any risk, so they agreed to draw.
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| | Jul-19-08 Browne vs Kosteniuk, 2004 
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erimiro1: <kevin86>I also thought about that song
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| | Jul-14-08 Geller vs G Garcia, 1978
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erimiro1: Ah, sorry <pastpawn> I see that you've asked the same question before me
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| | Jul-10-08 Korchnoi vs Geller, 1954
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erimiro1: The key moment is 14.Rg1!?. Geller accepted the challenge by 14.-N:f3? that probably was the losing move. Better move 14. -R-c8! was tried also in 1954 in Jugoslavia, and black won. So 14.Rg1 is considered to be too risky. In 1955 a Spanish player (Pablo Moran) tried another move: ...
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| | Apr-10-08 Rohde vs I Rogers, 1982
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erimiro1: Also deadly and more elegant: 19.-B:e3
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| | Apr-09-08 Karpov vs Piskunov, 1962
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erimiro1: <al wazir>That's why I rejected 35. Ne5 for 35.Nf4 that isn't blocking the e rank. Black is helpless against N:g6
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| | Oct-15-07 Znosko-Borovsky vs Salwe, 1907
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erimiro1: <MostlyAverageJoe> You are wrong. After 46.Ra8 R:h7 47.Ra4+ K-g5/e5 48.K:f3 It's a draw
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| | Sep-19-07 Euwe vs Tal, 1961
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erimiro1: To sac a queen against Tal? Euwe, far from his glory days, proved by 12.e5!!, that once a world champion - always a world champion. He had to calculate his brilliant combination very accurately, and to realise, for instance, that the B at g7 is going to be captured. Tal, on the ...
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| | Sep-09-07 Fischer vs V Kovacevic, 1970
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erimiro1: Lucky Kovacevic - the game took place 30 years and more before Hydra and Fritz. Otherwise some of Fischer fanatic fans could have claimed that the winner of this game used a secret chess software. Now they can only use Petrosian's wife, Korchnoi's uncle and Geller's sister, to ...
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| | Aug-19-07 B Jonsson vs Zsuzsa Polgar, 1988
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erimiro1: The basic line of the combo is not hard to find, and the first moves were easy to calculate. After realizing that 16.Kf1 is not possible because of 17.Qd2, I was convienced that this is the solution. Even from a pure positional point of view, without direct threats on the white ...
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