| Nov-20-09 |
Spielmann vs Gruenfeld, 1922
psmith: As indicated by Spielmann in The Art of Sacrifice, 12...Bh3 followed by 13...Qd7 is a better defense. The main alternative at move 8, 8...Bh3, was featured in another game between the same players one year later: Spielmann vs Gruenfeld, ...
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C37 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Wesley So
dunkenchess: I've heard that it is a nightmare going to the FIDE World Cup at Khanty-Mansiysk somewhere in Siberia from Moscow.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Kenneth Rogoff
kormier: weisyschwarz: 64 X 64 sq m is more than enough for 8 b, ...it would smell smelts...nite,nite.....
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| Nov-20-09 |
James Kulbacki
Benzol: Happy Birthday again my friend.
:)
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| Nov-20-09 |
Vassily Ivanchuk
HermesTrismegistus: An easy picking for Chucky in the first round.
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| Nov-20-09 |
H P Garcia vs R Ziatdinov, 1994
TheBish: H P Garcia vs R Ziatdinov, 1994 White to play (20.?) "Difficult"
Got it! White is down two pawns, but a tactical shot puts him ahead. 20. Re4!
Since the Black rook on g4 is the only thing preventing Ng6+ (winning the queen because of ...
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C49 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Boris Gelfand
HermesTrismegistus: A cinch to win the first round.
Gelfand vs Obodchuk
No. 1 vs No. 128 !
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| Nov-20-09 |
W Pollock vs D M Martinez, 1889
yabbaguy: The one thing, 20...Nxc4 actually would've been worse and led to mate in one with 21. Nf6#, not in two.
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C52 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Karpov vs Polugaevsky, 1974
M.D. Wilson: Karpov vs. Polugaevsky: a contrast of practical chess and preparation. Karpov was perhaps one of the last great player who did not devote most of his energies towards off the board preparation; players from Kasparov onwards led this ...
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B92 |
| Nov-20-09 |
L Day vs A Agudelo, 1982
droosan: I am not sure I get this. 22...Ke7 23 Nxe5 isn't fun but it certainly isn't the resignation 22...QxN is.
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C00 |
| Nov-20-09 |
V Gashimov vs Carlsen, 2009
tamerkaratekin: 67. c7 is a blunder and leads to perpetual check. Gashimov needs to practice end-game technique. He played perfectly until the one pawn up queen endgame, and then did not know how to win, so he tried to randomize, and gave Carlsen ...
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B25 |
| Nov-20-09 |
J Low
Shams: If I were married to that toad Mark Anthony, I'd take up chess too.
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| Nov-20-09 |
T Karatekin vs P Hummel, 2003
tamerkaratekin: :-) I was watching the 2009 world blitz championship games. A particular game resembles my game against Hummel a lot. http://chessgames.com/perl/chessgam... Carlsen is the highest rated player in the world during that game. ...
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A07 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Mamedyarov vs Kramnik, 2009
PhilFeeley: For the longest time in the middle game here black was winning - up 4-6 pawns according to Fritz! Kramnik just threw it away. Blitz causes brain freeze..
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D44 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Morphy vs NN, 1858
cornflake: <Willem Wallekers: Black should play 6 ... Qe7+. > Yes that's true. 6...Nxd5? is an inferior line of play for black.
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C55 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Samisch vs P F Johner, 1922
psmith: 11....c5?
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D64 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Tarrasch vs Samisch, 1922
Pawn and Two: Both players made errors as they approached the first time control at move 30. After 28.e5, Saemisch in a very difficult position, missed a good defensive try: [DIAGRAM] Fritz indicates Black should have played: (.21) (21 ply) ...
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B24 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Miles vs Browne, 1982
Jim Bartle: Maybe 14...Bxc5 15 bxc5 Rb8, picking up the b2 bishop?
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A04 |
| Nov-20-09 |
World Cup (2009)
PhilFeeley: <waustad> Looks like I'll be watching replays here on the west coast - unless I have insomnia at 2am...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Timman vs Kasparov, 1991
falso contacto: good game
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E67 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Odd Lie
WannaBe: Here is a photo of Dr. <technical draw> attempting to remove a pawn that was shoved up a patient's nose!! http://tudzy.com/wp-content/uploads...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Woodpusher (Computer)
Buttinsky: Whoosh Puter
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| Nov-20-09 |
Polugaevsky vs Tal, 1969
Buttinsky: If 22...Kxh5 23 g4+ leads to checkmate after 23...Kh6 or g6 or h4.
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D41 |
| Nov-20-09 |
O Field vs Schleckster, 1908
Phony Benoni: Yes, it's a shame that White missed 24.Nb5+ cxb5 25.Qd6#. But the actual finish is nice enough, and a move like 17.Rh6! is worth notice.
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C45 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Sergey Karjakin
Augalv: The World Cup finally begins tomorrow. Sergey plays against Uruguayan GM (best chess player in the history of his country) Andres Rodriguez with black. The GMs never faced each other before.
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| Nov-20-09 |
F Aleskerov vs S Mitrovic, 2009
droosan: Apparently something's going on off board. If one of them got tired of it and decided to go check out the night life, I'm surprised it's black, after his move. I wish these games weren't in here. But I guess there's no good way to get rid
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B20 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Nigel Short
HeMateMe: but MC had to be say, one of 5 people with a realistic chance of winning this. Wouldnt money pile on mc at 16-1? BTW, why are the paddies running the gaming? Doesnt' London have its own book?
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| Nov-20-09 |
Magnus Carlsen
Matt Tsjakk: Reading an old interview with Carlsen from 2004 ( http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... ) I found this, on his training regimen: Q: How often do you practice chess?
A:: That is almost impossible to measure. It can get quite intense ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Anand, 2009
Schwartz: Anand.
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D45 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Zzzzzz (Computer)
HeMateMe: its just a BEARD for another identity...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Judit Polgar
SakoTRG22: <amadeus: Judit has scalps against Smyslov, Spassky, Karpov, Kasparov, Kramnik, Anand, Khalifman, Kasimdhzkanov, Ponomariov and Topalov -- Fischer?
Not many players can say the same.
(other scalps include Bronstein, Geller, ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Zzzzzz vs Joker, 2006
hedgeh0g: 47...h5 is an interesting attempt at counterplay. Anyone analyse this move?
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C00 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Lev Polugaevsky
SakoTRG22: Happy Birthday to one my favorite classical players, Lev Polugaevsky!
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| Nov-20-09 |
Kibitzer's Café
Travis Bickle: On my forum today is John Lennon & Paul McCartney solo music & Song Of The Day: Let It Bleed by The Rolling Stones.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Hikaru Nakamura
blueofnoon: Dear Nakamura fans, have you read his book on bullet? I did, and found that he freely admits online bullet is completely different game from OTB chess, and that is actually one of main attractions of bullet chess. You can play bullet ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Benjamin Bok
Tabanus: FM Benjamin Bok, Netherlands, born 1995. Now rated 2337, http://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?... U12 champion of the Netherlands:
http://www.ed.nl/regio/veldhoven/30...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Chigorin vs B Fleissig, 1882
Dravus: The White King wanders Vienna's Ring, in this king-wandering checkmate near Dobling.
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C01 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Burak Firat
Tabanus: FM Burak Firat, Turkey, born 1 January 1993. Now rated 2392, http://ratings.fide.com/card.phtml?... Placed 8th in the Turkish Ch 2008
Pictures:
http://www.chessbase.com/news/2008/...
http://www.chessbase.com/news/2009/...
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| Nov-20-09 |
M Brodsky vs D Saulin, 2000
wanabe2000: See Geller vs Ivkov, 1973 for 14.Bxc4 Qxc4 15.Ra4
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B92 |
| Nov-20-09 |
SCORPION83
SirChrislov: Is Sub-Zero an elite super GM too?
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| Nov-20-09 |
Farid Abbasov
Tabanus: He's been coach and trainer of Azerbaijan Youth team for about 9 years. ICC: Oficer. From http://www.chess.com/chessopedia/vi... and from his ICC bio: Tournament results include: 1st at Alushta 2004; 1st at Kireevsk 2004; 2nd at Tula ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Fruit vs Crazy Bishop, 2005
WhiteRook48: the ...
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C47 |
| Nov-20-09 |
FIBChess vs Woodpusher, 2004
WhiteRook48: 16...Nxe3!
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D04 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Tkachiev vs Ivanchuk, 2009
luzhin: Not an everyday sort of checkmate!
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C01 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Karjakin, 2009
aazqua: Sergey ... keep the bishop man! Keep the bishop!
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C67 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Steinitz vs Chigorin, 1892
Dravus: Pre-dating Tchaikovsky's debut at Carnegie Hall in 1891, Chigorin came to the Americas to conquer, an early harbinger of Russian greatness in a non-contiguous, non-adjacent foreign land (and preceding the modern Olympics). He dominated the
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C59 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Carlsen, 2008
aazqua: Ah the good old days, eh Anand? Maybe you'll place ahead of Carlsen in a tourney again. Maybe. >>
yesnomaybeidontknow: Not yet, Mr Carlsen.
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B77 |
| Nov-20-09 |
L Bruzon vs Carlsen, 2006
WhiteRook48: 44 Rxe6!
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A39 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Hanna-Marie Klek
alexmagnus: Draw in the 9th round. Means, no chance for the title anymore (Hanna has 6/9, the leader Marsel Efroimski 8.5/9, with 2 rounds to go). After 9 rounds Hanna is on the 10th place. Opponent in th 10th round: Ana Kuchava (1932).
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| Nov-20-09 |
R Ruck vs Huzman, 2000
WhiteRook48: move 19 = pointless
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A04 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Darwin Laylo
granyid: For the best in WCC..bring me From Russia with love...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Rogelio Antonio Jr
granyid: Wishing safe arrival to Russia...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Anatoli Karpov
meth0dSNK: All the props to him for winning the world blitz championship
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| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Kosteniuk, 2009
walker: <Appaz> KamikazeAngrep er en débil.
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C43 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Franklin Knowles Young
Calli: We now expect you to whip through the cable matches in short order with lots of interesting tidbits in your reportage. 8-] I used to have a paper subscription to the Times and could look at the entire archive. Later they changed all the ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Viktor Korchnoi
Jim Bartle: <I would gladly pay 40 quid for a crack against the old boy. > Great. Just don't get your hopes up that you'll take a scalp.
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| Nov-20-09 |
E Schinske vs S Feldhaus, 2005
Lefbes: Hey, this is Sebastian Feldhaus. The match was against a team mate of mine in a local youth championship. We both just needed a draw, and since we feared some people to protest in case of a short draw we just needed some watertight drawn ...
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C46 |
| Nov-20-09 |
World Blitz Championship (2009)
zarg: <KC>
Thanks for the walk through!
It looked as several PGN's might be incomplete from the event.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Geller vs Ivkov, 1973
wanabe2000: I won with the black side when white played 14.Bg5!? Rfd8 15.Qd2 h6 16.Be3 d5!? It seems 14. Bxc4 or 14.g4 is better.
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B92 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Karpov vs Kramnik, 2009
Everett: Why is Karpov taking so much time in the opening?
Karpov vs Kramnik, 2008
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D12 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Viswanathan Anand
tsj2000: Anand needs to play e4 openings as white if he has any chance to win against Topalov
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| Nov-20-09 |
Renato Naranja vs Fischer, 1970
zanshin: <Eyal> Little numerical change in the evaluation after <19.Bb2>: [DIAGRAM] [+0.68] d=18 19...Kh8 20.Nd5 e5 21.Rg3 Rg8 22.Nc3 Qf4 23.Qxf4 exf4 24.Rf3 Ne8 25.Rxf4 Be6 26.Rh4 Be5 27.Na4 Ng7 28.Bd3 Bf5 29.Kf2 a5 30.b5 (0:11.15) ...
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A34 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Cochrane vs Staunton, 1841
hedgeh0g: I liked ...f6.
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C23 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Mamedyarov vs Ivanchuk, 2009
KamikazeAttack: It is easy to be gentlemanly when one his winning, isn't it? The test is how one reacts to defeat and in this regard Mame is no better than a knuckle-dragging Neanderthal.
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C43 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Levon Aronian
KamikazeAttack: I expect Levon to crack 2800 before mid 2010. There is an unspoken ratings race involving Carlsen and Kramnik, this will suck Aronian in. A lot of motivation to do well next year.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Crazy Bishop (Computer)
ILikeFruits: I go crazy
When I look in your eyes I still go crazy
No my heart just can't hide that old feelin' inside
Way deep down inside
Oh baby, you know when I look in your eyes I go crazy I go crazy
When I look in your eyes I still ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
H High
ILikeFruits: am i...
high...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Tal vs F Olafsson, 1961
tonyboy: good game ol tal
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B48 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Kieu Thien Kim Le vs V Gunina, 2008
Justawoodpusher: White could have secured an easy draw with 45.h5, sealing in the black king.
No idea what white hoped for in playing differently.
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D05 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Carlsen, 2009
Ulhumbrus: Instead of 17 Ne3, 17 f5 Bh7 18 Ng5 gains the bishop pair unless Black chooses 18...Bg8
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B30 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Morphy vs Maurian, 1866
cornflake: <xrt999: 6...d5 is the refutation to this line. After 7.exd5 Qh4 8.Kf1, the game is in black's favor by a small margin, typical of the kings gambit; although white has traded down material, he has a slight spatial advantage and will ...
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C37 |
| Nov-20-09 |
I Hatem
laskersteinitz: <Clocks that don't add time at a time control but instead wait to reach zero before adding the requisite time.> Although I did just realize that this obviates the need for a move counter...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Ron Steensland
eric the Baptist: This guy plays like me.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Le Quang Liem
swordfish: Now he plays Tkachiev in the World Cup. Slight underdog, but it'd be great to see Le Quant Liem advance.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Kramnik, 2009
karik: Here is a more complete score, carefully compiled from http://video.russiachess.org/#sessi... . After a blunder 26. -Nd4 it looked an easy win for Carlsen but probably both players missed a few possible saves. 1. e4 d5 2. exd5 Qxd5 3. Nc3 ...
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B01 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Yifan Hou
ILikeFruits: hou can...
win...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Leko vs Carlsen, 2009
Raulone: Nobody told about: 33. Rxe4 f4 34. Bh2 Rh4 35. Bg1 Rg4 36. g3 fxg3 37. fxg3 Rxg3 38. Bd4 Is a better position for White (is a draw actually) than 33. Bb8
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B90 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Morphy vs Maurian, 1866
cornflake: <heuristic: mo' better moves :
9...Qf6 10.Nc3 Nd7 11.Nb5 Kd8 12.Qe3
11...Kd8 12.Na3 Ne7 13.exd6 cxd6 14.Rae1
12.Na3 Kd8 13.Nb5 f6 14.exf6 Bxf6
13.Nc3 Qg6 14.Nb5 Kd8 15.Rae1 f5
13...Qd7 14.Bh6 Nxh6 15.Bb5 Nf5 16.Bxd7+
...
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C37 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Piket vs M Gurevich, 1989
plang: 12..Qe7 was an improvement that makes the variation questionable foe White. McDonald after 15..f4!: " Given one more move White would have expelled the knight from d4 with 16 e3. Then, having defeated or prevented a Black attack at its ...
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A89 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Mamedyarov vs Svidler, 2009
nd792001: I find this to be one of the more entertaining games of the tournament of the 50 or so I've seen.
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C69 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Hebert Perez Garcia
kramputz: Name: Hebert Perez Garcia
Federation: NETHERLANDS
Born: 1947
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| Nov-20-09 |
Robert James Fischer
Riverbeast: <A guy like Tal, serious about the game, but not obsessed, would have played as long as Korchnoi, if he had been healthy.> I think Tal had a bit of the 'mad genius' in him also...It's in his eyes! :-)
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| Nov-20-09 |
Fischer vs Keres, 1962
engmaster: Birthtimes, after 17)Nd5,Nxd5 18)exd5 g6 19)a4,c4 blacks weak king side pawn structure is exploited by the activation of white bishops. Both black bishops are weak and the black Kt on a4 misplaced. Black is weak on the Q side as well on
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C96 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Veselin Topalov
KamikazeAttack: <Anyway, Topa has never complained about the financial part of their relation...
>
Servants don't complain about their pay Badest:)
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| Nov-20-09 |
Ivanchuk vs Kosteniuk, 2009
offramp: After 30...d6
[DIAGRAM]
the difference in co-ordination between the two sides was VERY noticeable.
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C25 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Aronian, 2009
Ulhumbrus: <notyetagm: A WEAKNESS IS *NOT* A WEAKNESS UNLESS IT CAN BE ATTACKED>
Suppose that instead of 12 b3? Anand does try to attack Black's King. On 12 Qh5+ Kg8 12 Bc2 White will castle, Black can hardly prevent e4, and Black seems in ...
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D15 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Gelfand vs L Dominguez, 2009
offramp: A very poor advert for the Bb5 Closed Sicilian. Black gets an initiative in the opening that simply would not give up. He took control of the d-file on move 19 and kept it right to the end. Black exchanged some pieces to make white's ...
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B50 |
| Nov-20-09 |
C Sandipan vs M Kobalia, 2006
kurtrichards: Kobalia and Sandipan will face each other again in the first round of World Cup 2009.Although Kobalia is slightly favored to win against Sandipan, fans of the Indian star are hopeful that their favorite (Sandipan) can pull the rug ...
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B44 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Tony Palmer
James Demery: Happy Birthday wishes are in order for tpstar - one of the great annotaters of our time. If you`ve never read Tony annotations you`re in for a treat. Hey Tony, do you have a game collections list for the games you have annotated. ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Judit Polgar vs Karjakin, 2009
melianis: white has a responsibility to attack... in blitz! One for more detailed analysis.
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C48 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Natalia Pogonina
kingscrusher: I have video annotated Natalias win against a Womens World Champion - Antoinette Stefanova: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V59X...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Raymond Moon
ILikeFruits: Picture of the moon you gave to me that night
The stars were out to play; the moon was shining bright
If only I had known that it would end so soon
I was left with a picture of the moon
The sound of soft guitars beneath the ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Heiling
ILikeFruits: HEIL!!!
:D
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| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Carlsen, 2009
pawn to QB4: I expect that Carlsen, Kramnik and Topalov have a lot more respect for Anand than you do. Like you, I would predict Carlsen to become the dominant player of his era, but that's been an easy prediction for some years now. I also expect
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D31 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Kosteniuk vs Judit Polgar, 2009
Whitehat1963: Beautiful finish.
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B46 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Karpov vs Spassky, 1974
gezafan: Spassky played significantly better against Fischer than he did against Karpov. Spassky's play also seemed to decline after he won the WC.
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E91 |
| Nov-20-09 |
S Sharma vs Jester, 2006
returnoftheking: <htmtblair> <I don't see how someone could see that far ahead in the game! How did white formulate the plan! > On the 15th move: white has way more pieces on the king side. Black has weakened his position with h6 and ...
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C11 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Mikhail Tal
Everett: <MDWilson> I wonder how strong Botvinnik's constitution would be if he chain smoked and was a heavy drinker.
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| Nov-20-09 |
Nezhmetdinov vs P Ermolin, 1946
tommer: Seems to me instead of 7..dXe5 the best move for black is 7 .. Bg4 in order to develop at least one queen side piece.
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B71 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Edelman vs I Mazel, 1928
JRG: haha love it
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C57 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Spassky vs Korchnoi, 1968
M.D. Wilson: Korchnoi hated the KID with black. Why he used it against one of the greatest Saemisch players, I'll never know.
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E83 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Kramnik vs Kasparov, 1994
M.D. Wilson: What do you mean, whatthefat?
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E93 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Karpov, 1998
Dubirka: Why didnt Karpov play Bf3xg2 after 30.Nf7? it would be a really strong move. 30. ..Qh4 just looks silly.
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A45 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Ponomariov vs Judit Polgar, 2009
Boomie: The way Judit used her knights with 14. g5! is miraculous. Here and against Naiditsch, Judit showed that you don't get into a bar room brawl with the girl. Even Anand got his ears boxed.
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E10 |
| Nov-20-09 |
E J Diemer vs Heiling, 1984
Dubirka: sorry i meant stopping the white queen from getting to the d5 square
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A45 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Anand vs Kosteniuk, 2009
noviant: After I saw the video, I guessed Anand try to make AK lost on time...AK was in time trouble (in move 23, AK's time around 25s left)...great escape...
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D44 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Tomasz Markowski
BIDMONFA: Tomasz Markowski MARKOWSKI, Tomasz
http://www.bidmonfa.com/MARKOWSKI%2...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Svidler, 2009
laskersteinitz: What language are they speaking in at the end. I assume English...?
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B40 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Grischuk, 2009
slomarko: <Ouch, Grischuk clearly didn't notice 77.Rd6!(probably missing that d8=Q is check) in the bad time trouble he was in.> actually he took quite a lot time for that so the blunder is weird
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E32 |
| Nov-20-09 |
S Hornecker vs Z Kornin, 2007
Lovuschka: The problem was, I simply didn't see 22...Rxd5 when playing 20.Sxa7+. If I did, maybe I would have found the foreplan 20.Sxb6+! axb6 21.Sa7+ Kb7 22.Rxd8 Kxa7 with still a bad but maybe not completely hopeless position. The real mistake ...
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C10 |
| Nov-20-09 |
Carlsen vs Anand, 2009
cionics: Smokin'!
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D37 |
| Nov-20-09 |
George Hatfeild Gossip
FSR: <parisattack: . . . Excellent work! Read, printed and placed with my copy of The Chess-Player's Manual. . . . Have you done any other players?> Thanks! Yes, I've done many. I haven't gone into nearly as much depth on anyone else as I ...
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| Nov-20-09 |
Lasker vs Pillsbury, 1895
Buttinsky: I think White plays d4 rather than d3 for better piece mobilization, which is somehow worth allowing the knight on e4.
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C42 |
| Nov-20-09 |
V Sikula vs Paschall, 2005
zenithooligan: I have been studying this variation of the scandinavian. not sure how sound it is for black...it looks pretty tenuous after 10. d5- white seems to have a huge spacial advantage. this is one of the few games i could find in which ...
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B01 |
| Nov-20-09 |
O Matjushin vs G Matjushin, 2000
notyetagm: http://www.chesscafe.com/dgt_chesst...
Event "Step by Step"]
[Site "Kharkov"]
[Date "2000.03.01"]
[Round "2"]
[White "Matjushin, Gennady"]
[Black "Matjushin, Oleg"]
[Result "1-0"]
[ECO "C45"]
[WhiteElo "2275"]
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