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| Feb-15-12 | | kia0708: awesome play by <Polugaevsky> !
it made my day |
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| Apr-13-12 | | whiteshark: "And indeed, in the later game Polugayevsky - Tal, Black suffered a swift catastrophe after missing the best defence <18...Rc6!>" Kasparov in MGP3 |
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| May-15-12 | | srag: I have read an interview in which Tal stated he was trying hard to forget his 1969 games. |
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May-27-12
 | | LoveThatJoker: In MGP3, Kasparov also added the following quote from Geller in his analysis after 25 e6!!, Kasparov: White spent literally only a few minutes on these 25 moves. 'Glancing at this position, I could not believe my eyes: it had been reached that morning on Polugaevsky's board in his hotel room! His analytical work in this variation resembles the best examples of Botvinnik's work.' (Geller) LTJ |
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Mar-28-13
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: Great game by Polu. it's a little surprising how often Black used to allow 16.d5!; the database has a surprising number of games, and Black's results are dismal. |
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| Mar-28-13 | | himadri: Δ nice find |
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| Mar-28-13 | | morfishine: Another great win by...oops, got it backwards, Tal lost :( |
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| Mar-28-13 | | kevin86: Tal bights the dust...rare. |
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Mar-28-13
 | | perfidious: <kevin86> To Tal's regret, in games with this opponent, by no means so-the score in decisive games was 8-2 Polugaevsky. |
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| Mar-28-13 | | YetAnotherAmateur: <Cercatore: Why not 22. ... Kxh5>
<Buttinsky: If 22...Kxh5 23 g4+ leads to checkmate after 23...Kh6 or g6 or h4.> I'm not so sure it's immediate checkmate, but it's still very bad for black: 22. ... Kxh5
23. g4+ Kh6
24. Nxf7+ Kh7
25. Qh2+ Kg8
26. Nxd8 |
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Mar-28-13
 | | scormus: Wow, some game by Lev. Tal got .... Talled? |
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| Mar-28-13 | | gars: "I have been trying to forget all the games I played in 1969", said Tal in an interview. |
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| Mar-28-13 | | RookFile: Yet another game where black's bishop on b7 is useless. A goal of mine when playing black is to develop it differently, in order to swap it for some random piece of white's. |
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| May-23-13 | | Tomlinsky: Polugaevsky practically killed this line at the top level with this game. Vallejo-Pons revived the variation thinking that he could do a better job than Tal but the result was equally disastrous... Ponomariov vs Vallejo-Pons, 2009 |
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| Sep-17-13 | | Dragi: Polugaevsky was Tal s nightmare |
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| Nov-20-13 | | Eduardo Bermudez: Polugaievsky: 8 Tal: 2 |
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| Dec-10-14 | | kia0708: WOW, the great Tal was so nicely outplayed. Quite impressive. |
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| Mar-25-18 | | LivBlockade: 
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The finish might be ...37. ♖c1+; 38. ♔h2 ♗e6; 39. h6 ♗f7; 40. h7+ ♔xh7; 41. ♘e5 winning a piece. |
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| Feb-21-20 | | paavoh: <It's a little surprising how often Black used to allow 16.d5!; the database has a surprising number of games, and Black's results are dismal.> Indeed. 9 wins, 6 draws, no losses. Perhaps 16.- Qe7 as played in Nickel-Golod is a try? A Nickel vs V M Golod, 2003 |
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| Jun-03-20 | | carpovius: Geller is a storyteller |
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| Apr-20-24 | | nezhmet: Engines like 33...Rc7! 34. Re6 d4!! (deflection) 35. Nxd4 Kh6 with decent chances to hold. |
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| Mar-13-25 | | andrea volponi: 18...Qe7!? (only move: 18...Rc6 kasparov-19Bxh7!!+ andrea volponi +- .). |
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| Mar-14-25 | | FM David H. Levin: <(only move: 18...Rc6 kasparov-19Bxh7!!+ andrea volponi +- .).> On 18...Rc6 19. Bxh7+ Kxh7 20. Ng5+ Kg6 21. h4 f5, how should White continue? Or do you see an improvement for White in this line? |
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Mar-14-25
 | | beatgiant: <FM David H. Levin> 18...Rc6 19. Bxh7+ Kxh7 20. Ng5+ Kg6 21. h4 f5 <22. Rd3>. How can Black's king break out of the net? |
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| Mar-14-25 | | FM David H. Levin: <<beatgiant>: <FM David H. Levin> 18...Rc6 19. Bxh7+ Kxh7 20. Ng5+ Kg6 21. h4 f5 <22. Rd3>. How can Black's king break out of the net?> I thought that Black might survive despite his king's being in the net, but now I think this was overoptimistic. |
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