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Oct-03-21 A Adly vs V Laznicka, 2007    1stboard: Doesn't 28 Qf8+ , black any recapture , 29 Nh6 ++ work also ?      Sep-26-21 Naiditsch vs P K Wells, 2000    1stboard: I did not understand this puzzle at all ..... I would have just played Bb3 and prepared to double rooks on the open d file and waited to see what happens.      Aug-01-21 E Rompteau vs K E Engel, 1965    1stboard: Notice how useful the white Queen is sitting on a5 .....      May-30-21 Shirov vs Ivanchuk, 2007    1stboard: What happens if White Plays 27 Qxe4 , I would assume Black plays then 27 Re8. Can White hold the position after that ?      Apr-04-21 J Emms vs Ftacnik, 2000    1stboard: If Black plays 48 ... Kg3 I play as White 49 ... Kd2 and now what for Black ? 49 ... Re4 ( only move ?? ) White 50 Kd3 = draw I just don't see a win here for black or White      Oct-11-20 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 1994    1stboard: Note all the White pieces Enprise ..... Love the white King walk with all the Black heavy pieces still on the board .... Power of pawns ....      Sep-06-20 Areshchenko vs Savon, 2001    1stboard: < mel gibson > Can you run my previous message through stockfish ? Black 19 d6      May-10-20 A Graf vs Tiviakov, 1997    1stboard: Did I miss something here ...... Black to play and white wins ( 1-0 ) ????? I am looking for moves for black .....      Feb-16-20 R Domenech vs Flohr, 1935    1stboard: A fine example to simplify the position to a pawns only game which are the most simplest to win ..... A famous game in Irving Chernev's The Most Instructive Games of Chess Ever Played      Dec-12-19 Nakamura vs E Inarkiev, 2003    1stboard: <FSR> I was thinking the same thing , white to play , but the score does say 0-1 ....

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