Apr-26-25 B Savchenko vs V Belov, 2006 
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Yuridmi: 19. ... h6 losing error, wasting time.
Found eight alternatives for Black's 19th move that FRITZ computer evaluates as equal: Rbd8, Rbe8, Qxa2, Bd7, dxe5, Bc8, Bf5, and Na4 |
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Jan-24-25 A L Ioffe vs G Chepukaitis, 1969 
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Yuridmi: 30. Rh7 big time blunder
30. Qxb6 is a draw |
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Jan-21-25 Carlsen vs Nepomniachtchi, 2024
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Yuridmi: Nepo rejects Queen trade on Move 26. Two moves later his Queen and Bishop are trapped in the middle of the board, interfering with one another's escape route. This requires loss of a piece. Carlsen administrators the swindle, barbarically as usual |
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Dec-28-24 Plaskett vs Carlsen, 2006
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Yuridmi: Plaskett you are still a GREAT Chess Master, and gentleman too Good Luck "going forward" and THANKS for commenting on this game, this site |
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Dec-27-24 Morozevich vs Pelletier, 2003 
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Yuridmi: 24. ... Nae5 saves the game (24. ... Bd7 not so hot) |
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Dec-26-24 Carlsen vs Vachier-Lagrave, 2024 
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Yuridmi: Maybe not the greatest idea to surrender the Two Bishops to Magnus Carlsen as White on Move Eight in an open position! Carlsen then opens the position even more, and exchanges all the Rooks By move 37, opponent MVL has his Queen and two impotent Knights languishing on his home Rank. |
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Dec-25-24 So vs Carlsen, 2024 
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Yuridmi: Going through this game a second time:
Carlsen plays a standard opening, but then opens up his Kingside, invites a Knight invasion, chucks his castling privileges. Then surrenders an exchange and heads into an endgame that engines say is lost Just a few moves later his opponent ... |
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Dec-23-24 So vs Carlsen, 2024 
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Yuridmi: Pretty cool "cat and mouse" sequence between moves 26 and 30. Carlsen wants his Queen on b6, and So wants to dislodge it. He chases Carlsen's Queen twice with Rb3. Carlsen offers a threefold-repetition draw on move 30. So decides to decline it, and plays c3 ... quickly finding ... |
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Dec-18-24 Carlsen vs Keymer, 2024 
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Yuridmi: Surgical! Count Carlsen arranges a closed, locked-up endgame structure where knights enjoy advantage. Trades off everything else, then it's Kings-in-Opposition zugzwang Black's original doubled pawns from Move 6 perish in the endgame battle. Carlsen may have turned over the "World ... |
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Oct-19-24 Delchev vs K Miton, 2011 
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Yuridmi: Pretty basic. Black neglect to castle on Move 12. His game would be fully playable. Instead he serves up a fat one for White to hit out of the park |
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