Jan-11-21 J Rezek vs P Kipasso, 2001 
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| Infohunter: <al wazir> After 9. Kb3 Qxe4 White seems to have something of a better way of repelling the attack with 10. a3, e.g. 10...d5 11. exd6 Bxd6 12.Ka2 Be6 13. Nc3, and now what does Black have? |
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Jan-05-21 M Lodhi vs G Milos, 1988
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| Infohunter: Instead of 39,,,Qc6+, why not 39...Bd5+? Am I missing something? |
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Dec-29-20 L P Huse vs Johannes Frank Jensen, 2017
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| Infohunter: White was winning until that one gaffe 21. Qg4?? That was all it took... |
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Dec-14-20 Capablanca vs C Jaffe, 1910
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| Infohunter: <Phony Benoni> Funny, I was thinking back to Sam Jaffe in that role just yesterday. What a coincidence. |
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Dec-02-20 A Riemslag vs P Cameron, 1978
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| Infohunter: <WhiteRook48: 5. g3 probably dealt with the check better> Well, since it leaves Black "only" the Exchange up, I suppose so (5. g3 Bxg3+ 6. hxg3 Qxh1). |
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Oct-07-20 R Ye vs Adianto, 1990
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| Infohunter: <Cheapo by the Dozen: ...If [Black's] king advances, f4+ mates quickly, Black's ability to capture en passant notwithstanding.> 43.Nf7 or 43,Ng6 mates on the move. |
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Sep-02-20 Benko vs I A Horowitz, 1968
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| Infohunter: <Phony Benoni:
<1.e4 Nc6 2.f4 f5 3.e5 g5!?> A profound positional concept, but it has certain tactical weaknesses.> Yes, certain ones. |
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Jul-05-20 N Hald vs L Uedemann, 1902
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| Infohunter: <Phony Benoni: Yes, White promoted the pawn. There is a mate-in-two available, but it's not trivially easy to find.> I did find a mate in three without too much trouble, viz., 43.b3 axb3 44.d8=Q b2 45.Qd3# or 45.Qd5#. But I did not find the mate in two on my own. That's not |
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Apr-26-20 A M Hallmark vs S Fazekas, 1959
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| Infohunter: <offramp> You are truly a bottomless fountain of edifying tidbits. |
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Apr-10-20 A D Green vs D Thomas, 2010
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| Infohunter: Black was just about to win by double check and mate, but then... |
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