Comments on https://lichess.org/@/hurburt/blog/wei-yi-and-the-quest-for-initiative/xQsT8LBh
Both the games really seem extra-terrestrial and give a sense of how strong GMs are. Wei Yi seems very calm but inside the mind is ruthless. rooting for him to atleast reach Candidates next time.
Not bad, but still I have fewer losses against GMs like Wei Yi!
Hello! Why are your blogs always shown on the main screen of lichess.org? What needs to be done for this?
D1ng LIR€n .!! Ssonner l ́ ́ephanT?!.
@Hurburt said in #1:
> Comments on lichess.org/@/hurburt/blog/wei-yi-and-the-quest-for-initiative/xQsT8LBh
@playinravi said in #2:
> Both the games really seem extra-terrestrial and give a sense of how strong GMs are. Wei Yi seems very calm but inside the mind is ruthless. rooting for him to atleast reach Candidates next time.
@ScalelessStockfish said in #3:
> Not bad, but still I have fewer losses against GMs like Wei Yi!
@SpartanDav said in #4:
> Hello! Why are your blogs always shown on the main screen of lichess.org/? What needs to be done for this?
@mediusonly said in #5:
> D1ng LIR€n .!! Ssonner l ́ ́ephanT?!.
@Brody_123 said in #6:
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Cool, and gratz to Wei Yi for playing in a fun manner. The game against Max is lacking analysis... article doesnt mention that the completely crazy position was actually equal for a long time. Black seems to have gone wrong with 16...Bxf3 when instead they shouldve pursued an idea beginning with 16...a5 , idea quite simply ...b5 and ...a4 trapping bishop.
For a little bit, that Nh1 is indirectly defended (Qa1+ stuff) , and the black pawn moves would force White's hand to trade off pieces and let Black's other pieces breathe
Win