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PawnSac
Member since Aug-01-07 · Last seen Jul-04-25
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   PawnSac has kibitzed 4364 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Jun-24-25 S Atalik vs E Bagakis, 1994 (replies)
 
PawnSac: One doesn't need stockfish to see after Nxf7 black must give up the exchange with Qxf7, else be mated
 
   Jun-18-25 Euwe vs G J van Gelder, 1919
 
PawnSac: the G & H pawns are runners. strip it down to a simple ending with Rxc3 any-takes g5!
 
   Jun-17-25 I Smirnov vs A Ipatov, 2007 (replies)
 
PawnSac: <takebackok: Thats the way uh huh Tuesday.> lol I'm feelin u bro.. a real slick combo
 
   Jun-11-25 R Praggnanandhaa vs N Yakubboev, 2025 (replies)
 
PawnSac: < LivBlockade: A thrilling and instructive endgame! > Indeed! I particularly liked the way Pragg handled the opening. I used to play the Colle from time to time back in the late 70's and 80's, but generally played c3 and Nbd2. <5.Nc3!?> based solely on the CG database, ...
 
   Jun-11-25 Niemann vs Carlsen, 2025 (replies)
 
PawnSac: This game was pure energy on Hans' part. And to beat the world #1 in ANY format is quite a feather in one's cap. So congrats to Hans. He overcame the "Magnus effect". Nevertheless, it was a blitz game, which of course increases risk of error for both. And tho Hans' energy and drive ...
 
   Jun-09-25 Balashov vs Tal, 1973
 
PawnSac: 35...Nc5 was a blunder that leads to mate in short order. 35..Ne5 was better but insufficient.
 
   Jun-04-25 Nakamura vs D Gukesh, 2025
 
PawnSac: < Check It Out: Great game. Nakamura is a beast. > Indeed! <HeMateMe: Crushing final position. Nothing uglier than a Bishop trapped on the first rank > and the worst is yet to come! Bf7! cuts the communication between rook and bishop. The Bf8 is lost.
 
   May-30-25 Alburt vs Polugaevsky, 1965 (replies)
 
PawnSac: another alternative.. 39.Rxh7+ Kxh7 40.Qh2+ Kg7 41.Qh8#. of course black can interpose a q sac (40... Qh4).
 
   May-30-25 Carlsen vs D Gukesh, 2025 (replies)
 
PawnSac: < offramp: > and there are several others: If Kxd4 Qf4+ then.. a) Kc5 Qc7+ Kd4 Rd6+ or b) Kd5 Qe4+ Kc5 Rc6+ c) Kd3 Re3+ There are queen traps everywhere! Gukesh played the best move.. RESIGN Carlsen is notorious for this.. His opponent just starts to settle in ...
 
   May-29-25 Carlsen vs A Erigaisi, 2025 (replies)
 
PawnSac: 30.Qf6 setting up a discovered attack. if Rxb2? Rx Qx? Rd8+
 
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