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Nov-23-13 J Penrose vs Tal, 1960    Organizer: Given Tal's health problems, and the lack of attention the Soviets gave them, it's a wonder he was able to accomplish what he did. He also didn't help himself by smoking excessively and not living a healthier life style. But, he is one of the top 5 GMs in my book, in terms of ...      Aug-16-12 Rossolimo vs P Reissmann, 1967    Organizer: I knew Rossolimo. He ran a chess studio in Greenwich Village, NY in the 1960s. He was a wonderful guy, and had many grandmasters visit the studio, including Bobby Fischer. Rossolimo died way before his time in a tragic fall on a stairway.      Jan-02-11 jessicafischerqueen chessforum    ...      Jan-02-11 Rossolimo vs Livingstone, 1961    Organizer: Rossolimo had a chess studio in Greenwich Village in the 1960s, and I sometimes played against him with several other people in simultaneous games. Bobby Fischer once came into the studio to pick up some boards and pieces. Rossolimo was a warm, cultured and very decent man. He ...      Jul-21-10 Leko vs A Romero Holmes, 1994    Organizer: Somethings wrong here. Unless white ran out of time, black wins.      Apr-20-06 V Akopian vs Kasparov, 2002    Organizer: I must be missing something because after 27. Qxf8+ Kxf8 there is no check with Ne5 on white's 28th move, and without that why does Kasparov resign?      Apr-03-06 Tal vs Golombek, 1958    Organizer: Tal proves again and again that he was one of the most imaginative and biggest risk takers in the chess game. He might have had a better record if he was more conservative but chess would have not had gems like this one.      Mar-26-06 Kasparov vs Topalov, 1999    Organizer: Kasparov is imo the greatest chess champion ever considering the quality of his victories, the quality of his opponents (human & computers) and the quantity of years he not only endured but prevailed. Karpov, Fischer, Lasker are runner-ups.      Mar-26-06 Geller vs A Kapengut, 1971    Organizer: Geller's positional play was superb! If ... BxQ, then Bd4x! Then all black can do is block at g7 with the B or R. Either leaves a mating play by white's remaining rook.      Mar-22-06 Tal vs E Nievergelt, 1959    Organizer: Tal may not have been the greatest player to ever be World Chess Champion (Kasparov has that honor) but his games are always a sense of adventure and a joy to behold!

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