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Jan-21-06 | | vampir: Other variant is 18.ed Nxd5 19.c4 |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: i think he should consider too f4. round 7 is a game of the spanish opening. |
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Jan-21-06 | | zephir: machine analysis, someone? |
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Jan-21-06
 | | tpstar: I held a quick seance to determine the next move:
Alekhine = 18. f4
Botvinnik = 18. Ba3!?
Capablanca = 18. exd5
Tal = 18. Nxc7!?
Nakamura = 18. Qh5!?
Kramnik = 1/2-1/2 |
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Jan-21-06
 | | Moondoll: I have Re1 or f4 better than exd5!?
18.Re1 Ng4 19.Ra2 dxe4 |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: f4 could ruin the defense of sokolov thats my hunch tells me.. =) |
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Jan-21-06 | | whatthefat: Fritz 8 is seeing it like this:
18.exd5 Nxd5 19.Ba3 c5 20.Re1 f6 21.Nf5 Bxf5 22.Qxd5+ Be6 23.Qe4
(+1.38) depth=14 |
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Jan-21-06 | | AdrianP: <TpStar> LOL! Nakamura Qh5 especially... |
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Jan-21-06 | | Ulhumbrus: 17...d5 aims possibly to take away White's advantage in space. After 18 ed Nxd5 White's extra pawn on the queen side does little. 18...d5 also avoids exchanging pieces as after ...f5, and avoids allowing White's Queen immediate access to d5 after 17...f5 18 ef Nxf5 19 Nxf5. |
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Jan-21-06 | | Woodpusher: <tpstar> Alekhine wins! |
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Jan-21-06
 | | OhioChessFan: <TPStar>, I know all the others are dead, but Nakamura? |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: greco says f4. =) |
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Jan-21-06 | | THE pawn: <tpstar> hahahaha! thanks for the good laugh. <theSlid> thks! |
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Jan-21-06 | | popski: <tpstar> Good one! :) |
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Jan-21-06 | | goran21000st: one more pawn |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: nice Greco! |
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Jan-21-06 | | PaulLovric: profile says sokolov was born in bosnia, is he croat , serb or muslim??? |
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Jan-21-06 | | THE pawn: <Ohio> Kramnik is only ill, not yet dead... |
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Jan-21-06 | | vampir: Hey guys, how I can citate somone? Where must klick about this? |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: Greco says exd5. =) |
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Jan-21-06 | | vampir: Like I said before: 18.f4, 19.e5! |
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Jan-21-06 | | SEMENELIN: tis game will take longer. :P~~~ |
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Jan-21-06 | | TheSlid: <THEPawn> I deleted the post because it looked a mess. Analysis by Fritz 8:
1. ± (0.90): 19.f4-f5 h7-h5 20.h2-h3 Ng4-f6 21.e4xd5 Ne7xd5 22.Rf1-e1 Qe8-d8 23.c3-c4 c7-c5 24.c4xd5 2. ² (0.43): 19.e4xd5 Ne7xd5 20.Qd1-f3 Qe8-d8 21.f4-f5 Bd7xb5 22.Nd4xb5 Nd5-e3 23.Bc1xe3 Ng4xe3 24.Rf1-e1 Ne3-c2 25.Re1-d1 3. ² (0.43): 19.Qd1-f3 d5xe4 20.Qf3xe4 Qe8-d8 21.Qe4-f3 Ng4-f6 22.Rf1-e1 c7-c5 23.Nd4-c2 Bd7-c6 24.Qf3-g3 4. ² (0.43): 19.Qd1-d3 d5xe4 20.Qd3xe4 Qe8-d8 21.Qe4-f3 Ng4-f6 22.Rf1-e1 c7-c5 23.Nd4-c2 Bd7-c6 24.Qf3-g3 Fritz and Fred both like f5!
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Jan-21-06 | | vampir: It is easy like a baby: 21.e6!! |
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Jan-21-06 | | JeffCaruso: How does he answer 20. e6 ?
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