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Jun-25-15 | | WinKing: Thanks <chessgames>. Good choice! |
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Jun-25-15 | | WinKing: Let's see how Carlsen defends from an inferior position out of the opening. |
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Jun-25-15 | | whiteshark: Game of the cellar dwelling Norwegians
<4..f6> is already a TN, surely trying to bring his second out of book. |
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Jun-25-15 | | varishnakov: Magnus has a sad horse on a7. |
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Jun-25-15 | | boz: White is low on time. Will this lead to a late game blunder? |
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Jun-25-15 | | WinKing: It's really too bad that the Topalov-Anand game was such a 'dud'. The other four games are quite interesting. |
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Jun-25-15
 | | plang: 4..f6!? - that is pretty far out even for Carlsen |
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Jun-25-15
 | | offramp: I have played quite a few games where I pause and look around the board and notice that I am two or even three pawns down. I remember thinking, "Where did they go?" |
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Jun-25-15 | | WinKing: <plang: 4..f6!? - that is pretty far out even for Carlsen> Yeah I think that was a 'one & done' experiment. We won't see that ever again. |
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Jun-25-15
 | | keypusher: Thanks, cg. Looking pretty grim for Magnus. |
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Jun-25-15 | | Appaz: Not often I enjoy watching Carlsen struggle.
Go, Ludde! |
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Jun-25-15 | | MarkFinan: 22.Nf5! Was brilliant, I don't care what the engine says. He's really threatening to mate Magnus Carlsen and forcing at least the exchange. Great attempt that will probably fail though. |
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Jun-25-15 | | boz: If Hammer wins this I'm sure, given his relationship with Carlsen, he will react modestly, but on the inside, he'll be shouting, "YESSS!!!" |
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Jun-25-15 | | MarkFinan: 27.b3 throws it away |
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Jun-25-15 | | WinKing: <boz: If Hammer wins this I'm sure, given his relationship with Carlsen, he will react modestly, but on the inside, he'll be shouting, "YESSS!!!"> lol...I know I would. :) |
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Jun-25-15 | | Sokrates: Carlsen's only chance of rescue would be white's few pawns. If they disappear in exchange, Hammer would have quite a task to fullfil. But at a first glance an immediate resignation also seems plausible - albeit completely ubearable for the world champion. :-) |
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Jun-25-15
 | | Chessical: Carlsen can hang on with <27...c5> |
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Jun-25-15 | | thegoodanarchist: My engine says 27...c5 is =, 0.00 |
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Jun-25-15 | | rogge: Low quality game! Best computer is http://analysis.sesse.net/ |
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Jun-25-15 | | ChemMac: If 27....c5 28.Rf2 cd 29.RXc8+ NXc8 29.RXa2, without analysis, the advantage of R vs N in an open position should be decisive, |
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Jun-25-15 | | ghassan444: I think r×do not good can play NC good move just like play force move by can magnus take b×a have 3p |
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Jun-25-15 | | Appaz: Probably more difficult to play for black than what the computer eval suggest. Also supported by the long time Carlsen uses after 27.b3 |
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Jun-25-15 | | kia0708: boring game :-( |
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Jun-25-15 | | Pedro Fernandez: <<kia0708>: boring game :-( > Hmm, don't go, the game will become quite interesting, I guarantee! |
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Jun-25-15
 | | Penguincw: Caruana-Giri just drawn in 43 moves. |
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