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Oct-01-11 | | Robed.Bishop: It will be interesting to see how Ivanchuk handles the lead. |
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Oct-01-11 | | SimonWebbsTiger: Yasser Seirawan actually had Chucky down as his man for the tournament from day 1, in his comments on ICC. Yaz should have bet a few bucks! This is so Chucky. <FSR> remarked upon the negative aspect of Ivanchuk's play (add that dreadful pawn endgame he lost 2 years ago when his king was locked in a cage); then when he is on song, he can beat everyone. |
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Oct-01-11 | | fischer2009: Thalavara mathram aanennu parayaruthu.Thalayude enthokeyo prasnangalum karanamanu,durbhalamaya nerves.Athanu anand WC inayathum Ivanchuk akathathum.Iniyum samayamundennu ee kali theliyikunnu. |
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Oct-01-11 | | SimonWebbsTiger: @<fischer2009>
<Thalavara mathram aanennu parayaruthu.Thalayude enthokeyo prasnangalum karanamanu,durbhalamaya nerves.Athanu anand WC inayathum Ivanchuk akathathum.Iniyum samayamundennu ee kali theliyikunnu.> and in English we say "good morning" |
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Oct-01-11
 | | moronovich: <Simon Webbs Tiger> God morgen ! Men tankevækkende vi ikke bruger eksempelvis : "God eftermiddag" !?.. |
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Oct-01-11 | | whiteshark: <moronovich> or "Good evening" at any time as practised by User: An Englishman |
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Oct-01-11 | | Ulhumbrus: <lerpo> As happens often I saw your message after having sent mine. |
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Oct-01-11 | | M.D. Wilson: 19. d4 is a good move! 29. Rxf7 reduces the intensity, but ensures a superior endgame. |
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Oct-01-11
 | | FSR: <SimonWebbsTiger> Ah, I take it you are referring to the Immortal "Wang Zugs" Game, Ivanchuk vs Wang Yue, 2009 (not to be confused with the better-known Immortal Zugzwang Game, Saemisch vs Nimzowitsch, 1923). |
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Oct-01-11 | | anandrulez: @fischer2009 : Lol . Malayalikal ellidathum unde , ini Moonil poyal avide chaya kadayum undakum . Durbalamaya nerves kodande ..chilapol Ivanchukinte kali valare ordinary anu ... pakshe formilanenkil Kasparov polum pedickkum ...athanu Ivanchuk .
<SimonWebbsTiger> He was replying to a dude who said that Chuck's fate that Ivanchuk didnt became world champion .He said that even nerves come to picture !! |
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Oct-01-11
 | | moronovich: <whiteshark> Yes.He seems to travel a lot and then he perhasp kind of forget where he is/the time around the globe.Quite charming IMO :) Und guten nachtmittags / abend zu dich ! (oder dir ? ). |
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Oct-01-11 | | hedgeh0g: You know you're playing better when your opponents start playing worse. |
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Oct-01-11 | | whiteshark: <moronovich> Mange tak og også god eftermiddag for dig! |
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Oct-01-11
 | | moronovich: <whiteshark> Mange tak ! |
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Oct-02-11 | | fetonzio: a4 looks pretty gross |
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Oct-02-11 | | Hesam7: 20. Nxf7? is truly the losing move. Up to that point we had a complex but balanced game and after <20. exf7+!> it would have stayed that way. Now White is totally lost. <21. e4> does not change the evaluation but offers a tougher defence by closing the a8-h1 diagonal: 21. ... Qxe6 22. Ng5 (22. Nh6+ Kg7 loses the knight) 22. ... Qe5 23. Nf3 Qf4 24. Rae1 (defending e4) 24. ... Nxg4! 25. hxg4 Qxg4+ 26. Qg2 Qxg2+ 27. Kxg2 Rxf3! 28. Rxf3 (28. Kxf3 Bxh4 29. Rb1 b4) 28. ... Bxh4 29. Ref1 cxb2  click for larger view<32. Rc2!> would have kept things equal: 32. ... Be7 33. Rc7 Rd8 (33. ... Qe6 does not really change anything: 34. Bg4 Qd6 35. Qxd6 Bxd6 36. Rd7 Bc5 37. Be6 Kh8 38. e4) 34. Qxd8 Bxd8 35. Rxf7 Kxf7 36. Bxb5 Bxg5 37. Ke2:  click for larger viewAnd objectively this is equal however White should be careful. |
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Oct-02-11 | | Hesam7: Analysis of this game from Oliver Reeh in ChessBase: http://www.chessbase.com/cbm/reeh20... I found it interesting that he called 27. ... Qxf6 the best move and 27. ... Qh1+ as the most pragmatic choice. I thought the exact opposite was true ... |
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Oct-02-11
 | | jessicafischerqueen: Hmm a good argument against the fashionable "idea" that because supergrandmasters can calculate 900 moves in advance, they can safely and routinely ignore the advice "Castle early, castle often." |
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Oct-05-11 | | notyetagm: Game Collection: LEFT BEHIND Game Collection: EVERY TIME YOU PUSH A PAWN IT WEAKENS SQUARES 32.a4?
A terrible mistake. White should have gone for
32.e4 when there's still enough to play for. An
important nuance is that 32...£xa2?! can be
met by 33.¥xb5! ¦xb5 34.¦c8+ ¥f8 35.¦xf8+!
¢xf8 36.£d8+ with a draw.
32...£b3+!
Exploiting the drawback of White's previous
move: the b3–square has been weakened.
Obviously it had been White's intention to
meet 32...bxa4? with 33.¥c4 winning the £ |
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Oct-05-11 | | notyetagm: Aronian vs Ivanchuk, 2011 Game Collection: LEFT BEHIND Game Collection: EVERY TIME YOU PUSH A PAWN IT WEAKENS SQUARES 32.a4?
A terrible mistake. White should have gone for
32.e4 when there's still enough to play for. An
important nuance is that 32...£xa2?! can be
met by 33.¥xb5! ¦xb5 34.¦c8+ ¥f8 35.¦xf8+!
¢xf8 36.£d8+ with a draw.
32...£b3+!
Exploiting the drawback of White's previous
move: the b3–square has been weakened.
Obviously it had been White's intention to
meet 32...bxa4? with 33.¥c4 winning the £ |
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Oct-05-11 | | notyetagm: Game Collection: LEFT BEHIND Aronian vs Ivanchuk 4th Bilboa Masters 2011 32 a2-a4?? leaves behind b3-sq for 32 ... Qf7-b3+!  |
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Jan-03-12
 | | Penguincw: Ivanchuk is going to need more than white wins and black draws to win a tournament like this. He needs to throw in a couple of black wins. And this is a perfect example. |
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Jan-03-12
 | | Penguincw: White is out of checks. f5 is covered by the pawn, d6 is covered by the bishop, d8 is covered by the rook and the rest the king guards. |
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Jan-15-12
 | | tpstar: This game finished at #11 for Game Collection: Best Games of 2011 missing the Top Ten by a single point. Better luck next time, Chucky. :-) |
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May-07-18 | | Toribio3: I like this game. Both players are gladiators, they are thirst for blood. |
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