Dec-13-19 P Dodeja vs Firouzja, 2017
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| PizzatheHut: I thought white might be able to throw in 45. Qa8+ to get out of the queen trap, but that loses as well because 45...Kg7 46. cxd3 Qe5+ wins the Ne2. |
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Jan-17-19 Seirawan vs J Nogueiras, 1987 
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| PizzatheHut: <ZeroAlpha> After 45...Rxd8, white will play 46. c6, after which one of the connected white passed pawns will queen. |
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Mar-23-17 E Cordova vs A Ipatov, 2017
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| PizzatheHut: <tamar> Appreciate the reply, and agree that it's a probing move (and a good one at that). |
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Nov-29-16 D E Cori Tello vs Kramnik, 2015
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| PizzatheHut: If anyone else is curious as to why 18. Nxd4 isn't playable, here's why. I had to play around with the engine to figure it out. If <18. Nxd4, then 18...b4 19. Ne2 (or really any knight move) Be4> and the queen is lost. Black already had a large advantage at this point, ... |
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Oct-30-15 L Popov vs I Rogers, 1986
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| PizzatheHut: <Rookiepawn> I think 47...Rc3 followed by 48...Rxb3 wins the knight and the e3 and e5 pawns are defended. |
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Mar-22-13 Tarjan vs J M Hodgson, 1983
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| PizzatheHut: <M.Hassan>, 13...Be7 allows a forced mate with 14.Qh7+ Kxg5 15.Ne4+ Kg4 16.Qh3#. |
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Oct-22-12 I Rozum vs Dreev, 2010
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| PizzatheHut: Dreev is such a stud in the Slav. 18.Bd4 is a really nice idea to exchange bishops. |
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Sep-18-12 Andreev vs Alekhine, 1909
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| PizzatheHut: What is the idea behind move 22...Rf5? I can't figure out what Alekhine was planning, and I can't see a threat from white he's reacting to. Anyone got any ideas? |
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Aug-10-12 Keres vs Petrov, 1940
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| PizzatheHut: How does white continue on 19...Nxd3+ followed by 20...Bxe6? |
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Feb-24-12 S Slipak vs F Braga, 1998
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| PizzatheHut: Would someone be so kind as to post the numerical engine evaluation for the line <29. Rxf6 gxf6 30. g4 Qh3 31. Qd4 Qxf3 32. Qxf6 Qg4+ 33. Bg3>? |
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