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| Game | Viewed | Annotator | Game Quotation | Game Introduction |
| 6963086 | 7 | Earl of Norfolk | Traxler rolls off the tracks. | Having to play against one of my own pet defences, the Wilkes Barre or Traxler Defence, I start by playing the variation which has given me the most trouble. After a back and forth struggle, the game ends on a brilliant note. ... |
| Nezhmetdinov vs Paoli | 3 | kingscrusher | Leaving the knight on c3 to be munched! | Although he lacked international titles and his games are not well known, if you like attacking play, Nezhmetdinov’s games are worthy of study. This game is a typical Sicilian where Black*s play is a little passive and he makes one small error. White got a strong K-side attack and Black*s K was caught in the center. ... |
| 6701954 | 2 | ahenobarbus | White bishops unable to develop, while black*s 1. .. Nh6 knight becomes the game winning piece | ... |
| 6701961 | 2 | ahenobarbus | Black is slow out of the opening, resigns early | ... |
| 6964535 | 2 | kiwi phill | 2055 rated app my best win ever.....Phill | *Annotation*
Best and bigger rating opp of 2055 ..My best win ever...Phill ... |
| 6769358 | 1 | Mr_Peter | A great game with a great friend | This game was played with a dear friend of mine from high school. We played on the same chess team and played many game together. ... |
| 6778336 | 1 | ahenobarbus | Najdorf with 6.Be2, early f4-f5 | ... |
| 6794883 | 1 | fone | Queen Gambit Accepted | Queen Gambit is one of positional chess strategy.., wait try to build their strategy first before arrange an attach to the king side or queen side of opponent;s board. This opening really a positional type of strategy, white can*t immediate castle to the both side in the next two moves... ... |
| 6809453 | 1 | ahenobarbus | Philidor Hanham Variation cramped for black, connected passed pawns | ... |
| 6886779 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | The Queen*s Indian Defence. | After 1.d4 Nf6 2.c4 e6, White*s choice of 3.Nf3 invites Black to play 3...b6, the Queen*s Indian Defence. This defence is perhaps the most solid and relatively risk-free of all of the defences to the Queen*s Gambit. ... |
| 250860 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | A miscalculated combination. | Once again, I am faced with a strange defense to the King*s Gambit. This time, however, I keep the advantage to the end. I probably would have won the game anyway, but it came to an abrupt halt following a faulty combination on the part of my opponent. ... |
| 350031 | 1 | Claidoo | The "terrible" gambit Evans | I would like - everything - to specify that it is the first game that I comment and, therefore, I apologize for possible errors in how much I don*t know the language English and I use a translator. ... |
| 1423603 | 1 | Carmelo Risquet | Sicilian Defense Najdorf , The beauty of this game is hidden deep behind the lines played " | Probably one of my best defensive efforts against one of the most agressive opposition Ceri here on Chessworld. Indeed it*s a wild game full of surprices but What*s hidden behind the lines played goes even further then that. White*s 16th move and Black*s 21th turn are good indicators. of the battle that never ended even after the Draw was agreed. anotations by Ceri & Carmelo A highly instructional illustration of a game looked from both side of the board. ... |
| 1684113 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | A great finish. | After starting with an inferior defense, Black turns the tables and wins a piece in the opening. He then dawdles through the middle game, but after White misses a chance to equalize, Black ends the game with a blazing Kingside attack. ... |
| 1726267 | 1 | Comte de MonteCristo | King attack in the Scotch game | After a surprise move in the opening by white, black*s position becomes indefensible through neglect of basic opening principles. White*s attack against the black king is masterly played. ... |
| 1797858 | 1 | My System | Study #3: "Scorpion*s sting at combination*s end!" | This interesting games illustrates how the gradual increase of small positional advantages can explode in a beatiful combination. My final move is the "Scorpion*s Sting" that wins the game! ... |
| 2799553 | 1 | rick53 | a Princely defeat... (Under construction) | ... |
| 4040798 | 1 | PapaD | Endgame | The importance of a game strategy ... ... |
| 4176921 | 1 | doctork | Alapin Sicilian 3.Bd3 | Here is an Alapin Sicilian in which, for a change, I last more than 10 moves ... ... |
| 4176963 | 1 | doctork | Alekhine Modern 4...g6 5. Bd2!? | ... |
| 4612435 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | Spinning in a greased groove. | I*ve recently updated this annotation, as I noticed that I had left parts of the game completed uncommented upon. This game features one of the most difficult middle games I*ve ever played and actually won. ... |
| 4784046 | 1 | ahenobarbus | Queen side crush | White executes a virtually perfect plan on the queen side. ... |
| 5858677 | 1 | Malleus1 | Short and Sweet! | A quick result! ... |
| 5876002 | 1 | Nighthawk0085 | Maintaining a Won Game | Black found a way to have a material and positional edge through the middle game, but a white passed pawn turned it all around. ... |
| 6372366 | 1 | armstrong789 | The Game Isnt Over Until the Fat Lady Sings | During a previous encounter, this opponent resigned prematurely.This time he didnt. ... |
| 6521557 | 1 | HeyBuddy | My Greed Will Not Go Unpunished! | This was a nice game where a poorly-timed pawn grab cost me the game when I should have been concerned with the protection of my king. ... |
| 6608669 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | The dewil you say! | In this game, I find what appears to be a theoretical novelty involving, in successive moves, an exchange sacrifice and a Bishop sacrifice. This creates weaknesses around Black*s King and leads to an irresistible attack. ... |
| 6608721 | 1 | Earl of Norfolk | Forgetting a move. | Playing "by the book" sometimes results in strange errors, especially when one forgets one of the moves in the book sequence. That is what happens in the game presented below. In the standard Two Knights Defence, White forgets to play 5.exd5, and although this mistake is not immediately fatal, it does give Black an advantage which he is able to carry through to the middle game. ... |