Nov-09-22 M Salami vs M Godena, 2001 
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actinia: <Brenin> both lines are clearly winning |
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Sep-16-22 A Cioara vs V Chernov, 1997 
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actinia: I also saw 22. f5 and didn't calculate every last line, since it wins at least a piece with a continuing attack by white's active pieces against a very exposed black king |
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Aug-25-22 S Vokarev vs G Prakken, 2000 
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actinia: This puzzle, like all puzzles this week so far, is a terrible puzzle. If there is a new person in charge of puzzles, they need to get over themselves. Maybe that is the hardest puzzle of all? |
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Jul-30-22 Kamsky vs N Abdusattorov, 2022
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actinia: You gotta love the London appearing in high levels of play. White is trying to squeeze blood from a rock Black really went astray though in the endgame, going from up a pawn to losing the game |
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Jul-12-22 Nunn vs Chandler, 1985 
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actinia: I also went for 21. Bf5 and consider it a solution. Example: 21. ... exf5 22. Rxd6 Kc7 23. Rxd7+ Kxd7 24. Qd5+ mates. |
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May-30-22 A Nadanian vs Sakaev, 2001 
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actinia: What a great modern miniature! |
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May-08-22 Rapport vs Deac, 2022 
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actinia: Huh. Rapport got swindled... he had a winning game and ended up losing. Deac has to be happy about that. |
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Mar-31-22 Shankland vs So, 2022
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actinia: Sam needs to learn the value of a tempo. Winning or losing is like a hot potato of not wasting moves. Sam wastes moves inviting the draw. |
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Mar-28-22 Mamedyarov vs V Keymer, 2022 
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actinia: No I mean, he can't find the best moves. So he cheats. I don't get it. |
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Mar-28-22 Sergei Zhigalko
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actinia: it would behoove you to watch this jackass cheat on Lichess TV. You can see why the cheat extension allows this jackass to win. |
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