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May-27-22 N Grandelius vs Carlsen, 2022    bright1: On move 15 for Black, why not Qd5xNf3? If 16. gxf3 Bh3+ and then either 17. Kg1 Ne2# or 17. Ke1 Nd3+ followed by NxQ on b4      Feb-13-22 Sarah N Longson   bright1: I just read a chess article on Lichess by Sarah where she talks about being diagnosed with MS (multiple sclerosis). Here is the link: https://lichess.org/@/SarahLongson/... I just wanted to say good luck to her in dealing with this illness. By the way, the article is very well ...      Dec-24-21 A Puranik vs Erigaisi, 2021    bright1: Why didn't Erigaisi play 19. ... Qxa3+ ?      Dec-03-21 Sasikiran vs Eljanov, 2021   bright1: fantastic tactics at the end of this game      Jan-18-21 A Donchenko vs Caruana, 2021    bright1: <luzhin> I actually think in your variation that after 29. Kd2 instead of c3+ the stronger move is Qb3-c3+ which wins the rook on d4      Sep-26-20 M Gurevich vs D Rogozenco, 2001    bright1: How did Gurevich win with such a bad bishop?      May-25-20 Kibitzer's Café    bright1: <Cibator:> <But if they were, would one be allowed a double move back from, say, d4 to d2?> No, I was thinking that only the pawn moving two squares be allowed only on the first move. So d2 to d4 is good, then next move that pawn could go to d3 but not to d2. By the way,      Mar-01-20 S P Sethuraman vs B Savchenko, 2020   bright1: Impressive king hunt      Oct-27-18 I Schneider vs Amit Doshi Moksh, 2018   bright1: White to play and win on move 25      Oct-19-18 D Miller vs A Verma, 2018   bright1: "It's Miller time"

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