Aug-16-20 J Reinisch vs Traxler, 1890 
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Swapmeet: My favorite move is 14...Bd3+. Like I don’t even HAVE to take your queen even though taking it doesn’t make any difference. Alpha move. |
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Apr-28-19 GRENKE Chess Classic (2019) 
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Swapmeet: At least if Fabi wins tomorrow he still has a small chance to get massacred again in rapids. |
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Apr-09-19 Carlsen vs Grischuk, 2019 
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Swapmeet: <not not: carlsen is lucky. he wins because other players blunder against him. perhaps its hypnosy or just pure luck> I guess if this whole chess thing doesn’t work out for him there’s always lottery to fall back on. |
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Apr-08-19 Karjakin vs Carlsen, 2019 
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Swapmeet: Magnus may not be generally associated with opening prep, but why on earth would anyone want to go into a line knowing he spent a year preparing it for a world title match? |
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Mar-22-19 A Volokitin vs T Baron, 2019 
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Swapmeet: A tragic end for Volokitin. After 37.hxg4 white’s 3 extra pawns only form a tomb for his king. |
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Feb-01-19 V Artemiev vs Nakamura, 2019 
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Swapmeet: Quite an odd looking position from moves 10-20, with no pieces occupying the central squares. |
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Jan-24-19 V S Gujrathi vs M Antipov, 2017 
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Swapmeet: <goodevans> My mistake! I was looking at Rc8 after having inserted Qd6/Qb5 ala my original post. No more posting before coffee. |
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Aug-05-18 Karjakin vs Mamedyarov, 2018
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Swapmeet: after 43...Bg7 white mates in 3 |
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Jul-11-18 Epishin vs Polugaevsky, 1993 
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Swapmeet: 19.Bxg7!! (Stockfish) |
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Jun-22-18 Carlsen vs Aronian, 2018 
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Swapmeet: Levon got sent back to schoolin’ |
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