Dec-30-22 World Blitz Championship (2022) 
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HaydenB: I don't see Wesley So, Alireza Firouzja, Karjakin, Aronian. Anyone know why they're not playing? |
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Dec-16-22 I Snape vs N Pert, 2012 
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HaydenB: The correct answer is Rc3 Another chessgames puzzle "cooked" by Stockfish |
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Aug-23-22 Korchnoi vs L Christiansen, 1993
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HaydenB: 38. h4...was the game losing blunder by Korchnoi.
Wins the knight goes up a rook but the fatally weak g3 square allows black to win the g3 pawn with check win back the rook but is left with a lost endgame. |
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Aug-10-22 C Yip vs P Paredes Bustamante, 2022 
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HaydenB: Wow a humiliating loss by an IM to a Candidate Master. Whites entire opening strategy failed. Very quickly 2 pawns down with no compensation. And very soon after that Black secures 5 connected passed pawns and Stockfish says it's -6 |
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Jun-26-22 Nakamura vs Caruana, 2022 
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HaydenB: Right. Back. In it. Huge win for Nakamura. Masterful use of his King. |
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May-21-22 Morozevich vs Movsesian, 2008
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HaydenB: The position looked very safe and secure for Black. I wouldn't have thought anything was amiss here. But seeing how this is a puzzle with White to Play and Win I started examining the position. After a few seconds all I could say was, well one of those Knights has to go to f5. The ... |
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Mar-12-22 Sevian vs Robson, 2022 
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HaydenB: Wow incredible blunder by Robson allowing a mate on and open board. I would have resigned long before reaching that humiliating position; maybe when I lost the piece. |
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Mar-12-22 Xiong vs I Nyzhnyk, 2022 
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HaydenB: I like Jeffery Xiong, he seems like a pretty cool kid; humble and introspective in interviews. But here it appears 19. f4 was the strategically losing move allowing black to break up the kingside and create 2 connected passed pawns. The rest was just Grandmaster technique. I stopped |
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Mar-12-22 C Repka vs C Ali Marandi, 2022
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HaydenB: Wow what a blistering attack. Black must've been wearing a "come at me bro" tee shirt. White was nonstop, pausing only to finish development. The deflection sacrifice winning the queen was a gratifying conclusion. |
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Jan-31-22 Anand vs Plaskett, 1988
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HaydenB: This game was played when Anand was still only taking a few seconds per move; using only 10-15 minutes for the entire game! |
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