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Nov-26-18 | | RKnight: Or "Pliss give me victory," and he did. |
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Nov-27-18 | | johnnyb3: Pliss: Fully unaware of what was coming. |
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Nov-27-18
 | | HeMateMe: He was taking the pliss, mate. |
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Nov-27-18 | | RandomVisitor: Pliss stop all these Pliss jokes. It is starting to Pliss me off. |
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Nov-27-18 | | whiteshark: but Love and wine will give us pliss! |
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Jan-25-19
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: What happens if Black plays 30...Rh5, threatening 31...Rxh3+; 32.gxh3,Qh2X? |
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Jan-25-19 | | Isilimela: Absolute bliss but not for Pliss! |
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Jan-25-19 | | paavoh: <What happens if Black plays 30...Rh5, threatening 31...Rxh3+; 32.gxh3,Qh2X?> The White Rook stands on g1, so 32.gxh3 would be with check. I think White will still attack the f7 square by 31.Qa7. |
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Jan-25-19 | | Pyrandus: Who is Dr. Pliss? |
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Jan-25-19 | | Ironmanth: Just a nasty finish! Thanks chessgames, for this early Tal crusher! |
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Jan-25-19 | | catlover: Very nice game and pun.
Wish we could find out more about this mysterious Pliss. |
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Jan-25-19 | | goodevans: Black was winning this right up to the awful 34....Rd5 35.Nc7 Rxd6 blunder. One way to win would have been <34...Re3>. The immediate 35.d7 would now not be possible because 35...Kh6 would force mate. I particularly like this possible "king walk" line: <35.Nc7 Rd2 36.Qg8+ Kh6 37.Qf8+ Kg5 38.Qg8+ Kh4 39.g3+ Kxh3> and again black forces mate. |
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Jan-25-19
 | | OhioChessFan: A good set of puns lately... |
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Jan-25-19
 | | AylerKupp: <<OhioChessFan> A good set of puns lately...> I'm surprised that you didn't come up with "Pliss, pliss me oh yeah! like I pliss you." Sorry, that wasn't one of the good ones. But I'm sure that <harrylime> would have liked it. |
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Jan-25-19 | | The Kings Domain: Fine game by The Magician from his youth. The seed of that unique style was already sown. |
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Jan-25-19
 | | HeMateMe: "And in our NEXT category, pun most likely to win the excessive drollery award...." |
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Jan-25-19 | | DonChalce: today's puzzle should have been this game. "white to move 24?" for example |
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Jan-25-19 | | morfishine: Good job <offramp> well done! |
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Jan-25-19 | | offramp: <morfishine:> Many thanks to you and all the others who liked it. think I only had a punt at this one because <everyone> had a punt at this one! I am going to have this pun enlarged, framed, and placed on the wall of my local cab office. |
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Jan-25-19
 | | ChessHigherCat: It's always such a plissure playing through Tal's games, he's like no other player. As <GoodEvans> points out, black could have gained the advantage with 34...Rxe3, but it's so entertaining, what's a little flaw in the ointment? |
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Jan-26-19
 | | ChessCoachClark: Chess Assistant shows the commander of the Black chessmen was Viktor Pliss. This game is the first time I've seen a Royal Fork accomplished by a Pawn. Amazing! What a beautiful example of the power of a well-played, well-protected "lowly" Pawn! A gem from the past for the ages to come! |
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Jan-26-19 | | zanzibar: RE: Pliss
Pliss (kibitz #4) |
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Jan-26-19
 | | diceman: Tal takes a Pliss. |
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Jan-26-19
 | | ChessCoachClark: Viktor Pliss is given in ChessBase as well as in the Chess Assistant standalone databse. Online you can find several games he's played, including Tal vs Pliss in Riga 1950: https://players.chessbase.com/en/pl... |
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Jan-26-19 | | morfishine: Though I have to admit that "Pliss off" seems better After all, the pronouncation is correct |
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