(A page created in June, 2002)
I list some of the best annotated games on
the net.
(All the games here are ones that I have personally annotated.)
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Click
HERE
to go to my page where I talk about some of
the best chess games ever played.
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Click HERE
to see some of GM A. Baburin's annotated games.
(Want more of this player's games? Then click here.)
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A note to all of my fans and
supporters:
Thanks to a VERY generous patron, who sent me a donation to cover the
cost,
I now have CHESSBASE 9.0.
This includes the MEGA package, the new, really
big database, the new openings book, the correspondence database, The
{new}
5-disc set of the NALIMOV ENDGAME TABLES, etc.
Hopefully, this can only help make the quality of my analysis much
better!!!
Click HERE
to see the game,
Jose R. Capablanca - Savielly G. Tartakower; NY, 1924.
This is one of the
most brilliant games of all time. It is also maybe the finest rook-and-pawn
end-game ever played. I teach it to all my students. It is also one of the
most DEEPLY
annotated games I have ever done.
Click HERE
to see the game,
Harry N. Pillsbury - Seigbert Tarrasch; Hastings, 1895.
(GM A. Soltis calls this game, "One of the best of the 19th
Century.")
(This
is also one of my best jobs of annotation.)
Click HERE
to see the game,
Wilhelm Steinitz - Curt Von Bardeleben; Hastings, 1895.
( GM A. Soltis calls this game, "The
Pearl of Hastings." )
This is easily
one of the "Top Ten" games of the 19th Century.
It is also one of the best games Steinitz ever played!!
Click HERE
to see the game,
Akiba Rubinstein - Karel Hromadka; Mahrisch-Ostrau, 1923.
( Maybe the most brilliant game Rubinstein ever played.
"The Rubinstein Star." )
This has got to be one of the
greatest games of chess ever played.
(Soltis rates it as being in the "Top 100" of the 20th Century!)
Click HERE
above to go to my first
in-depth annotated game
page. (At least the first one I completed for my own web-site!) It
contains
my well-annotated game against J. Perciballi! A new game never printed
anywhere, here for your enjoyment!!
(This is the FIRST
game I annotated for the Internet for one of my own sites.)
Click HERE
to go to my second
in-depth annotated game
page. It contains the great game, Lichtenhein - Morphy; New York,
1857. This game is annotated at a level that far supersedes what
anyone else has ever done!! No kidding!!
Go there now and check it out!
(Click HERE
to see another great Morphy game.)
Click here
to go to another game,
(Goldsby-Bassallos;
The Southern Chess Congress [Open]; Gainesville, FL; 1999.);
that was
published in floridaChess.
Many have written me and told me this was one of the
best annotation jobs I have
ever done. I went back and RE-analyzed this entire game!
Many diagrams! Check it out!! I hope you enjoy it!!
After
a very long time, the wait is finally over.
You can finally see
the game, Morphy-Allies (The Duke of Brunswick and the
Count of Isouard), which
is now on my (Geo-Cities) web site!! I consider this to be
one of the best games
of chess ever played!! And no, I am not kidding.
Check it out! Click
HERE
to go there now.
Probably
one of the finest jobs of annotation I ever did is the game:
GM Jose R. Capablanca - GM Alexander A. Alekhine;
Chess World Championship Match; Buenos Aries, 1927.
Click
HERE
to go there now.
According to many Masters, GM's,
writers, and chess editors,
what is the best chess game ever played?
In all likelihood, it is the game:
G. Kasparov - V. Topalov;
Wijk aan Zee, 1999.
Click here
to see this game annotated in great depth.
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Warning: NO Diagrams. So bring a
chess board and set.
(First posted late Sept, 2001.)
Click
HERE
to see the game,
Johannes Zukertort - Joseph Blackburne;
International Chess Tournament; London, 1883.
This
is easily one of the most beautiful games of the 19th Century.
(And maybe of all time.)
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Former World Champion, Emanuel Lasker, called this:
... "one of the finest games ever played in Master
Chess."
Click
HERE
to see the great game:
GM Bobby Fischer - GM Boris Spassky;
World Championship, (#1) - Sixth Match Game (Game # 6)
Reykjavik, Iceland; 1972.
One
of the very best games ever played in World Championship play!
Even computers do not get this one, even in the year 2002!!
Click
HERE
to the the deeply annotated game:
GM Anatoly Karpov - GM Garry Kasparov;
World Championship Match # 2. (Game # 16)
Moscow, RUSSIA; 1985.
Garry
Kasparov ... for a VERY long time ...
considered this game his ULTIMATE creative achievement!!
(Coming from a player who has played so many great games, that means a
lot!!!!!)
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(This is the last game listed on this
page!)
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