Oct-04-05 Botvinnik vs P Sharov, 1929 
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| GMAstle: The killer move that is coming up is not Bc6 it is Rd8!! |
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Oct-04-05 Michael Aigner
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| GMAstle: Michael Aigner is probably the coolest chess player that i have had the opportunity to meet. I see him as one of my friends for his selfless dedication to the game, and a kind heart. If anyone is interested you can look at his webpage at www.fpawn.com. fpawn rules. |
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Mar-13-05 Kasparov vs Karpov, 1985
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| GMAstle: To me, it seems kinda odd the Kas. would play e3 on move 15 rather then take the pawn with the fork. Does anyone have any thoughts. |
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Mar-12-05 S Sahu vs Anand, 1987
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| GMAstle: Re3 here on the last move is wierd, maybe Anand wanted to let the guy have some dignity, because he could have mated him with Qf2, but i think he let him resign. |
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Dec-30-04 Hodgson vs Kramnik, 1993
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| GMAstle: I am sorry i was really tired that day i appologize for my stupidity! |
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Sep-30-04 J Murey vs Kramnik, 1992
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| GMAstle: In my opinion, white play was inncorredt for this opening, the idea behind the closed sicilian is to make the f4 push before the development of the g1 knight. As the game developed i saw that whites queen side play was slow and if white would have moved on that side i believe he ... |
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Sep-30-04 E Brustman-Gawarecka vs Kramnik, 1991
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| GMAstle: This is a classic sicilian battle, in which the fastest and the most skilled in the end game wins. |
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