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Jul-19-03 | | John Doe: The other line is a forced mate in 10:
1. c7+ Rxf3 2. Qe8+ Rxe8 3. Rxe8+ Kb7 4. c8Q+ Kb6 5. Qc5+ Ka6 6. Qc6+ Ka5 7. Re5+ Bd5
8. Rxd5+ Kb4 9. Rb5+ Ka4 10. Qa6# 1-0 |
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Jul-19-03 | | thesonicvision: http://www.eudesign.com/chessops/pr... |
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Jul-21-03
 | | Honza Cervenka: What about 29...Kc8? |
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Feb-14-07 | | sfm: <Honza Cervenka: What about 29...Kc8?> 30.Qe2 looks strong. |
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Feb-27-07 | | Andreiko: 21.Rfd1 is a bad move, what you think about 21.Rfe1? |
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Feb-27-07 | | Andreiko: "Honza Cervenka: What about 29...Kc8?"
I think that black can resist better...the variation is to analyze.
A. |
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Mar-04-07 | | schnarre: No end to the sacs by White! I love it! |
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Apr-09-07
 | | beatgiant: I don't think the piece sac was sound. For example, Black can play 26...Rxf3! 27. gxh3 Rxe3 28. Rxe3 dxc4, reaching an endgame with a large material advantage. |
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May-01-07
 | | beatgiant: <sfm: <Honza Cervenka: What about 29...Kc8?> 30.Qe2 looks strong.> But 29...Kc8 30. Qe2 <Bc4!> (can't be taken because of the attack on g2) and then 31. Qb2 Qh7 32. Rb1 Qc7, and White's attack appears to fizzle out. |
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Dec-18-08 | | thebribri8: Amazing! |
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Apr-07-09 | | sfm: <But 29...Kc8 30. Qe2 Bc4!>
I can't find anything for White! Does that mean that 29.-,Kc8 would have won? |
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Dec-30-09 | | Karpova: Mieses considers this game to be his most exciting game. Jacques Mieses: <it holds as much interest and excitement as I would ever wish to experience> From Mieses' article ‘My Most Exciting Game’, pages 280-281 of 'CHESS', 14 April 1939. Source: C.N. 6430
Link: http://www.chesshistory.com/winter/... |
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Dec-08-20
 | | fiercebadger: White never had enough !,29 ..Kc8 is winning to be fair when you play ..27Rg8 its easy to miss Rxb7+ and that the mighty c pawn will win the day! I try and play thru this game without a board , lets hope it clears the cobwebs away! |
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Jan-30-23
 | | OhioChessFan: What in the world would possess someone to play 29...Ka8? |
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Jan-30-23
 | | OhioChessFan: <sfm: But 29...Kc8 30. Qe2 Bc4!> I can't find anything for White! Does that mean that 29.-,Kc8 would have won?> Yes. |
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Jan-30-23 | | JohnTal: Is there a refutation to 13...e4 followed by fortifying his defenses with Be6 and Qf6 within his next 2-4 moves. Allowing 14 Qh7+ is a horrific error. |
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Jan-30-23
 | | FSR: Quite a swindle. 29...Kc8 was completely winning. |
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Jan-30-23 | | Brenin: <FSR: Quite a swindle. 29...Kc8 was completely winning.> It's hard to understand Black choosing 29 ... Ka8, which allows the discovered check 30 c7+, when 29 ... Kc8 avoids the check and blocks the advancing c-pawn. Perhaps Black was hoping for 30 c7+ Rxf3 31 Qxf3+ Qxf3 with an easy win after 32 Re8+ Rxe8 (not 32 ... Bxe8 33 c8=Q mate). White had been losing ever since the unsound N sac 13 Qh5, so this was indeed quite a swindle. |
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Jan-30-23 | | Chesschronicle22: Jacques mieses is the guy the mieses opening is named after right? |
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Jan-30-23
 | | Yuridmi: GM Mr. Jinks would approve |
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Jan-30-23 | | Whitehat1963: What a just-in-time finish! |
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Jan-30-23
 | | scormus: Pixie and Dixie turn the tables again |
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Jan-31-23
 | | Tal Apprentice: 29...Kc8 30 Qe2?? 31. Rg2 Bg2 32. Qg2# |
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Jan-31-23
 | | Tal Apprentice: or 29...Kc8 30 Qe2?? 31. Rg2 Kf1 32. Qf3# |
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Jan-31-23
 | | Tal Apprentice: Correcting a previous typo.
29...♔c8 30 ♕e2?? ♖g2 31. ♗g2 (31. ♔f1 ♕f3#) ♕g2# |
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