Apr-12-22 Kasparov vs Carlsen, 2004 
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Dimitrije Mandic: <gezafan: If Kasparov is the best player of all time then why did he lose a match to Kramnik without winning a single game?> Because that's the tradition if you hold the World Chess Champion title for some 15+ years, it seems. Just look at Emmanuel Lasker! :D But ... |
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Jun-19-19 Bogoljubov vs Rellstab, 1940
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Dimitrije Mandic: 21. g4 - outstanding move! |
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Mar-20-13 N Panic vs M Markovic, 2008 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Yep, it sounds very similar to "Panich". (It's actually spelled 'Panić'.) |
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Nov-30-11 Carlsen vs Shirov, 2011 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Incredible. The more players like Shirov and Nakamura lose, the more sympathetic I become with them. |
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Jan-31-11 Ivanchuk vs I Nyzhnyk, 2010 
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Dimitrije Mandic: It just wouldn't be Chucky without the Queen sac, would it? ;) |
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Dec-06-10 Kasparov vs Oxford United, 1993 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Hey, Ljubomir Ljubojević IS his real name, and Krum Georgiev doesn't sound any fake to me either. Those names might seem odd to strangers, but they're not fake, perhaps they're just a bit uncommon, but just a bit. In fact, any surname in Serbia that doesn't end with ... |
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Oct-16-10 Udris vs Tal, 1953 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Can anyone point me to a detailed analysis of this game, with annotations? Although I don't need those examples made of whole games for theory, just the critical lines that could've been played throughout the game. |
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Jul-13-10 M Basman vs S Joksic, 1979 
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Dimitrije Mandic: That's a fantastic mating net! I just love it when it's achieved without a Queen! |
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Mar-06-10 G Arzumanian vs Golubev, 2006 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Why in the name of... didn't he play 32... Qc2#? |
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Feb-27-10 Capablanca vs Ilyin-Zhenevsky, 1925 
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Dimitrije Mandic: Capa neglected the Open Sicilian, and the Sicilian in general - and lost. Also, he played a very fine attack, but this wouldn't be his first time to lose to a Queen exchange sac. Anyone remember Mir Sultan Khan? ;)
P.S. One big weakness I can spot in Capa's play in general ... |
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