Jan-16-14 Karjakin vs Rapport, 2014 
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| arp001: I didn't understand why Richard opted for the trade of queens. Instead of Qd3+ ,39... Bd3+
40. Kg1 Qd1+
41. Kh2 Qxh5+
42. Qh3 Qxh3+
43. Kxh3
looks like a better continuation without a loss of tempo and an extra pawn. |
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Oct-28-13 Giri vs M Bartel, 2013
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| arp001: 9) c4 is just a game winner..Not easy to find such a move.. Giri exploited black's weakness of not developing his pieces and then going for the killer 14)d5! thereby opening lines of attack..
What I particularly liked about this game was that Anish got his attack at just the right ... |
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Oct-18-13 J N Sugden vs Keene, 1962
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| arp001: A really nice finish after a structured queen side flourish from Keene.. |
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Jul-05-13 Giri vs Karjakin, 2013
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| arp001: Interesting game.. Giri could have held the game probably after 26. cxd5.. |
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Apr-26-13 W Zhou vs Y Wang, 2013
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| arp001: 64...Qxe3
65. Rxe3 Rd2+
66. Kg3 Rxb2
This should be winning almost instantly for Black, I don't know why Wang didn't continue with this..played 64...Kh7 instead.. |
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Apr-25-13 Anand vs Ding Liren, 2013
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| arp001: Loved Qg4 followed by Qc4 and then Qe5, a brilliant square for the queen particularly when White is initiating an attack...25..e5 was weak from Ding Liren-Black is lost after the Qf4.. 28. h5 justifies the position of the queen..and then the final blow on f6..This game highlights the |
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Apr-19-13 Nakamura vs R Hess, 2012
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| arp001: Why doesn't this work?
29)Bxe6 fxe6
30)Qg6 Rcc8(or any other- plz specify) 31)Rd7 |
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Mar-22-13 J Tarjan vs Hodgson, 1983
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| arp001: The greek gift :) |
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Mar-05-13 World Championship Candidates (2013)
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| arp001: Magnus is gonna ace this tournament as well! :D |
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Jan-20-13 Tata Steel Group A (2013)
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| arp001: Carlsen vs Karjakin.. Brilliant display of technique! |
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