Nov-14-03 | | Catholic Bishop: 30. ...Rhg2 ?%#@!
Profoundly disrespectful, even if it is against a computer. |
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Jun-19-05 | | gambitfan: splendid play ! |
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Jul-02-05 | | InitiativeCheck: 12. ...Rb4 is lunacy! Allowing c3 with a gain of tempo for the pawn fork b4. And although <Catholic Bishop> is right, Anand could have mated a move earlier, Fritz was disrespectful too with the retarded rook checks to prolong the game. Computers are good like that. 30. ...Rhg2? I can just picture Anand thinking "Ha!what you got now Fritzy?" |
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Jul-02-05
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The phrase 'Vinegar Stroke Checks' is © ® and ™ Offramp 2005. |
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Feb-13-06 | | Lupechmand: Why not 30. ...Re1#? |
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May-06-06 | | boowillo: ♖hg2,♘h2 was cooler |
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Aug-01-06 | | SPCCrutch: <boowillo> Anand was just making a fool out of this computer. that's all. |
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Aug-01-06 | | gambitfan: Why 30... Rhg2 ???
Why not 30... Rhf2 ++ ????
One move too much, isn't it ? |
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Mar-14-07 | | gambitfan: I am very surprised...
30... Rhg2 ???
instead
30... R(h or e)f2 # !!! mate!
Anand is wasting one move, isnt he ??? |
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Mar-14-07 | | ginsta: I agree with boowillo. Rhg2 followed by Nh2 looks more beautiful.
Why are the computer's checks called 'vinegar stroke checks'? |
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Nov-16-07 | | SuperPatzer77: <SPCCrutch>: I completely agree with you, SPCCrutch. Vishy Anand wondered why this computer Fritz refused to resign so, that's why he had decided to make fun of this computer - Vishy Anand moved 30...Rhg2 mockingly instead of 30...Re1#, Ref2# or Rhf2#. Of course, Fritz was so disrespectful. LOL Well, Vishy Anand must probably have preferred to checkmate the computer Fritz with just his black knight! LOL |
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Nov-16-07 | | Riverbeast: Amazing that Anand could beat the computer with such tactical play...but I guess you could do that with the older computers. They would take all material offered to them without necessarily seeing that it was bad. The new ones see much further...I would love to see someone sac a piece against the new version of Deep Fritz and beat it! |
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Oct-19-08 | | missingkasparov: this game leaves alot to be desired |
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Oct-23-10 | | estrick: <12. ...Rb4 is lunacy! Allowing c3 with a gain of tempo for the pawn fork b4> Looks to me like Fritz is is serious trouble after taking the bishop with 16. bxc5. After that Anand's pieces just swarmed White's king side position and Fritz seemed helpless to stop it. If instead of 17 Bxe4 Fritz had played 17 dxe4, 17 . . .Qb8 looks devastating. If 17 Bg2, then Anand can continue with 17 . . . Rxd3 followed by the rapid intrusion of the knights as happened in the game. |
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Nov-03-17 | | RandomVisitor: 17.Bg2
 click for larger viewStockfish_17102207_x64_modern:
<34/60 +2.09 17. ... Rxd3> 18.Qa4 Re8 19.Nd2 Rxc3 20.Rd1 Rd3 21.Bb2 Rxd2 22.Bc3 Rd5 23.Bxa5 Qc8 24.Bd2 Rxc5 25.Rac1 Rd5 26.Be3 Rxd1+ 27.Rxd1 Nd5 28.Rc1 Nxe3 29.fxe3 Rd8 30.Qxe4 c5 31.Rc2 Qc7 32.Qf4 Qe7 33.Kf2 Qe6 34.Be4 Re8 35.Bd3 Qd5 36.Bc4 Qh5 |
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Mar-21-24
 | | Chessmaletaja: This game was played in Hamburg in 1992.
The name of that game is "Hamburger". |
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