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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: <CHC: If black believes in his attack he'll play Rh8> He can play ...Bg4 first if he so wants. |
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Apr-04-19 | | ChessHigherCat: <CW> Well he didn't so wanted despite your generous authorisation |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: He did play 23...Rh8, what <CHC> suggested. But I do think he might have played 23...Bg4 first. Anyway, I don't believe much in Black's attack. |
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Apr-04-19
 | | Mateo: 23...Rh8 was the most ambitious move, but it is a bit risky. 24.Ra4 could be a key move now. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: <CHC> You see how fun we can have watching chess together, as long as we don't mention Trump, Putin or Russia :) It's like that scene from Fawlty Towers: "Don't mention the war".. |
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Apr-04-19 | | ChessHigherCat: Black has a good attack with Mamed the Mammoth behind it but he can't afford to trade everything down with Ne4 |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: I guess the natural follow-up for Black is to play ...hxg3. I don't think he would have played 23...Rh8 if that wasn't his plan. |
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Apr-04-19 | | ChessHigherCat: Glad my connection was interrupted b4 my last message was posted because it wasn't very nice... |
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Apr-04-19 | | Messiah: <ChessHigherCat> did you try to be as rude as Justin? |
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Apr-04-19 | | Atking: I still do not see where is the "attack" on King side? |
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Apr-04-19 | | BOSTER: With hxg3 black open h file. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: <Atking: I still do not see where is the "attack" on King side?> Nothing wrong with your eyes. There is none! Now after 25...Ne4, White can exchange both sets of minor pieces, and after that he has absolutely nothing to worry about. |
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Apr-04-19
 | | Mateo: 26.Nxe4 was a cautious move. 26.Qxb4 Nxg3!? should be what Carlsen was fearing. |
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Apr-04-19 | | ChessHigherCat: <Messiah: <ChessHigherCat> did you try to be as rude as Justin?> For someone as consistently obnoxious as you are your "Emily Post" act is pretty pathetic |
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Apr-04-19 | | ChessHigherCat: I said he had to avoid trading down the minor pieces to maintain the attack. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Atking: I took time to me to see what White should play on 25...Qe6 26.Qb1 Qg4 27.Re5 Qf3 28.Qxe4 Rh1... Time to sleep 26.d5! as 26...Qh3 27.Qa1 this check disconnects the link R and Q and on 27...f6 28.Ra7 |
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Apr-04-19
 | | chancho: Shakilligan's Pawn Islands. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: The Pawn Islands of Dr. Moreaudyarov. |
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Apr-04-19
 | | Mateo: What do you think about 33.Qxh5? |
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Apr-04-19
 | | chancho: They agreed to a draw. |
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Apr-04-19 | | BOSTER: My opinion this is wrong because Qxb3. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Pedro Fernandez: Black b-pawn is too much dangerous. Carlsen's best is a draw. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Count Wedgemore: As noted by others here, Qxh5 was too dangerous because of ...Qxb3. After 33.Qxh5 Qxb3, White has nothing better than to force a perpetual (Qg5+, Qd8+ etc.). |
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Apr-04-19 | | Pedro Fernandez: <<Mateo>: What do you think about 33.Qxh5?> Perpetual. |
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Apr-04-19 | | Ulhumbrus: <Atking: I took time to me to see what White should play on 25...Qe6 26.Qb1 Qg4 27.Re5 Qf3 28.Qxe4 Rh1... Time to sleep 26.d5! as 26...Qh3 27.Qa1 this check disconnects the link R and Q and on 27...f6 28.Ra7> I assume that you mean not 25...Qe6 etc but 28...Qe6 etc. Thus if Black's queen prepares to occupy the h file the answer is for White's queen to prepare to occupy the long diagonal. An instructive variation. |
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