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| Mar-28-13 | | tommy boy: Wow, een geweldig spel |
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Sep-08-15
 | | Alex Schindler: wow, just incredible. I feel like exclamming every single move. It's like Kupreichik made a bet before the game "wanna see me win a game with at least one piece en prise every move from midgame to mate?" |
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| Sep-08-15 | | cunctatorg: A game of fun and torture!!...
Both players, GM Viktor Kupreichik and Brazilian GM Jaime Sunye Neto were really strong and convincing Grandmasters; probably Sunye Neto was in a cheerful and naughty disposition that afternoon ... and even that very evening!!... |
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Sep-08-15
| | Alex Schindler: Seriously what should black have done after 11Nd5? The game was just a vicious onslaught from there... |
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Sep-09-15
 | | perfidious: <GSM: I imagine that the player with the white pieces was having a very enjoyable time during the course of this game. The player with the black pieces was probably experiencing less enjoyment.> While White's play gives the appearance of randomly dropping pieces onto squares where they may be captured, poor Sunye derived no pleasure that day. |
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Apr-21-17
 | | offramp: 
click for larger view
Kupreichik really is a fantastic player. |
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Apr-21-17
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: Even if I had played the Sicilian, would have chosen something else vs. Kupreichik. One little surprise; 11.Nd5 first appears in the database in 1958! 12.Bc4 left theory behind, in the dust, one might say. |
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| Apr-21-17 | | FairyPromotion: One of my favorite Kupreichik games. Head-spinning tactics. |
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| Apr-21-17 | | Gottschalk: Viktor has aged and never ceased to be a "Brazilian killer".
In the game below he performs a fancy queen sacrifice against Herman Claudius.
https://68.169.60.53/public/game.js... Two years later, Viktor repeated the variant of his own and won again. This time without the Queen's sacrifice.
https://68.169.60.53/public/game.js... |
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| Apr-21-17 | | morfishine: Wow, I think he managed to put every piece en prise ***** |
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| Apr-21-17 | | Timi: This game is like the famous Messi's and Maradona's goal where they dribbled everybody |
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Apr-21-17
 | | Retireborn: Kupreichik's notes in Informator indicate that Black should have played 13...Bb8 or 13...Be5 14.f4 Bb8 instead of 13...Bc5(?) After 13...Bb8 the tactic 14.Bh6 doesn't work because after 14...Nxd5 15.exd5 Qc7! Black has an unpleasant counter-threat, which is not obviated by 16.d6 Qc6. In the game line 14...Nxd5 is useless of course. |
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| Apr-21-17 | | TheTamale: Great GOTD. Nice, imaginative play by Kupreichik. |
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| Apr-21-17 | | sachman19: ruthless |
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| Apr-21-17 | | thegoodanarchist: Now THIS is a game of the day! Could easily be game of the week. |
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| Apr-21-17 | | morfishine: BTW: there were many places where Black could've improved ***** |
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| Jun-05-17 | | Whitehat1963: Attacking machine!! Brilliant!! |
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| Aug-19-17 | | borabc: You see good attacking games, analyse them, enjoy them and say " oh attacking play is very nice ! " it works in master games, it works in online games, and it works in your friends' games. The only time attacking does not work is you play it yourself OTB. |
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| Nov-15-20 | | Whitehat1963: I love Kupreichik’s brilliant attacks! |
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| Feb-19-21 | | Whitehat1963: Kupreichik is a brilliant attacker. He’s like a hungry shark. If you’re vulnerable, look out! He’s on his way to tear into you viciously, relentlessly, and remorselessly. |
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Feb-19-21
 | | HeMateMe: Geezus! |
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Feb-19-21
 | | Check It Out: Bravo! |
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| Apr-01-21 | | Zibbit: I used this game as basis for an April Fools prank video where I pretend to beat Hikaru Nakamura in an online game, playing out the moves from this game ;-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJY... |
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| Apr-28-25 | | mikealando: Wow!! Today's game of the day E Atalik vs Kupreichik, 2000 brought me here. Amazing all-out attack! |
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Apr-29-25
 | | fredthebear: Ah, Michelangelo! Always good to have you here with us.
FTB is suspicious of that Zibbit though.
^ ^ ^
Dante
by Michelangelo (1475-1564)
WHAT should be said of him cannot be said;
By too great splendor is his name attended;
To blame is easier than those who him offended,
Than reach the faintest glory round him shed.
This man descended to the doomed and dead
For our instruction; then to God ascended;
Heaven opened wide to him its portals splendid,
Who from his country's, closed against him, fled. Ungrateful land! To its own prejudice
Nurse of his fortunes; and this showeth well
That the most perfect most of grief shall see.
Among a thousand proofs let one suffice,
That as his exile hath no parallel,
Ne'er walked the earth a greater man than he. |
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