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Jan-22-15 Carlsen vs Radjabov, 2015    Thorsson: 19...c5 looked horrible when he played it, and time hasn't improved the look! But still, if computers have taught us one thing, it's to distrust looks. Obviously if White does nothing then Black could re-arrange his pieces and the Bb6 could become active, but does Black have the ...      Jan-21-15 Jobava vs Caruana, 2015    Thorsson: Fabi made an error on move 45 I think, which allowed Jobava back into the game - the immediate 45...Rxf6 was better, so that there was no skewer with Bh4. How often do we see one blunder repaid by another? Anyway, Fabi was better for most of the game, so probably deserved the win.      Jan-21-15 Ding Liren vs So, 2015    Thorsson: So clearly knew the game. What was frustrating was that none of the commentators appear to know how to use a database.      Jan-19-15 Ivanchuk vs So, 2015    Thorsson: <iking: 14.... Nxg2 As spectacular as this move is, along with the idea that follows it, it was already known. Gustafsson had employed two months ago against Guliyev. Before that, there was also a game Jolly-Gozzoli in July.> It was also played in 2 ICCF games: Mizky-Kraft, ...      Jan-19-15 Jobava vs Carlsen, 2015    Thorsson: Thanks for the link <cro777>. <Jobava: "Before the time control Magnus was in time trouble, and I decided to play fast."> It seems that even strong GMs make this mistake!      Sep-22-09 M Umansky vs The World, 2009    Thorsson: <Tabanus: Kasparov is no challenge. Scroll down and see for yourself how real CC players look like! :D> They're rather young to be representative of congress, AFAIK. Looks like my chessfriend Ray Boger has put on a bit of weight. I'll have to suggest he updates his facebook ...      Jul-10-09 RandomVisitor chessforum    Thorsson: <RandomVisitor: <Thorsson>Here's one way to play h4... <Section G - 29...Be4 30.Nxe4> [+0.24] d=18 30...g6 31.Rb3 h4 32.Rxb7 Qe5 33.Qc4 Rd8 34.Qd4 hxg3 35.Qxe5 gxf2 36.Kxf2 Bxe5 37.Kf3 Nf4 38.Ng5 f6 39.Nf7 Rb8 40.Nh6 Kh8 41.Rxb8 Bxb8 42.Bd4 Kg7 (0:26.38) 112568kN>      Jul-05-09 The World vs G Timmerman, 2007    Thorsson: I'd be interested to see Rybka 3's in depth analysis of 30.b4.      Jan-23-08 capafan chessforum    ...      Jan-05-08 Deep Breath chessforum    ...      Dec-30-07 mckmck chessforum     Dec-30-07 Red October chessforum     Dec-12-07 sentriclecub chessforum     Dec-11-07 dalbertz chessforum     Dec-10-07 not yet a patzer chessforum     Oct-10-07 ajile chessforum     Oct-03-07 Thorsson chessforum     Sep-25-07 chesstoplay chessforum     Sep-22-07 Waitaka chessforum     Sep-18-07 twinlark chessforum     Sep-09-07 chancho chessforum     Sep-01-07 zanshin chessforum     Jul-20-07 Chessgames - Odd Lie     Jul-12-07 whatthefat chessforum     Jun-21-07 Robert Bellin     Jun-17-07 French (C10)     Jun-16-07 Shulman vs The World, 2007     Mar-17-07 kutztown46 chessforum     Mar-04-07 A Mrugala vs A Nickel, 2003     Mar-03-07 S Mariotti vs Gligoric, 1969     Jan-21-07 The World vs A Nickel, 2006     Dec-28-06 themadhair chessforum     Dec-24-06 OhioChessFan chessforum     Dec-16-06 jepflast chessforum     Dec-15-06 Brent Baccala chessforum     Dec-05-06 Stevens chessforum     Nov-11-06 mack chessforum     Oct-27-06 Open Defence chessforum     Oct-27-06 YouRang chessforum     Oct-22-06 Wassily chessforum     Oct-18-06 Domdaniel chessforum     Oct-12-06 Nigel Short     Sep-29-06 you vs yourself chessforum

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