Oct-13-21 Petrosian vs Estrin, 1968 
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| Petrosianic: Not really. Tal's attacks were speculative. This one isn't. |
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Oct-11-21 Petrosian vs Botvinnik, 1963
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| Petrosianic: The Kf8 stuff was just a mistake. Kf7 was the sealed move, but Petrosian wrote his 7's with a little tail on the end, that might make it look like an 8 if scribbled. His scoresheets would have shown all the other 7's written the same way. |
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Oct-11-21 United States Championship (2021)
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| Petrosianic: Because he's not playing. |
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Oct-09-21 Jeremy Lim
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| Petrosianic: <saffuna: I've changed my mind about the one-game Wild Card playoff. It just gives too much of an advantage to a team with one outstanding starter.> That helps them get past the 1-game playoff, but severely cripples them in the Divisional Series. Remember the 1980 NL race. |
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Oct-04-21 Tal vs Keres, 1954
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| Petrosianic: That's assuming that Botvinnik didn't win or didn't play at Curacao (he would have been seeded). |
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Sep-14-21 Biographer Bistro
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| Petrosianic: <MissScarlett>: <When I say new, of course, I refer only to published collections and commercial DBs.> Yeah, thanks for clearing that up. |
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Aug-09-21 Veselin Topalov
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| Petrosianic: <nok>: <He does.> He's not. If your title is Disputed then you're only champion of part of the world, no matter what you call it. Fischer called his 1992 match a "World Championship", but saying it didn't make it so. Yuri Shulman wasn't world champion either, even ... |
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Jul-27-21 Robert James Fischer
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| Petrosianic: <harry david chapman> You tell 'em, Killer. |
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Jul-21-21 Howard Staunton
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| Petrosianic: Specifically, Fischer put Staunton there because he was ahead of his time in playing fianchettoes before anyone else was. That doesn't mean he was one of the 10 strongest players. |
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Jul-19-21 Abhimanyu Mishra
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| Petrosianic: https://en.chessbase.com/post/world... |
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