Feb-22-04 Fischer vs Spassky, 1992 
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| doktortarrasch: <However, you still have not brought any evidence to support your actual thesis, namely that the people who played chess in the 60's are the same who play now> Seriously, come now. Are we literate here? Was that really his "actual thesis"? Can you do me a favour and ... |
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Nov-17-03 Kasparov vs X3D Fritz, 2003
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| doktortarrasch: I was there at the NY Athletic Club today. amd the whole time, my friends and I were wondering, what the heck was the computer waiting for during the entire middlegame not playing f5? If the computer played f5 <at all> there would be serious attacking chances on the ... |
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Sep-08-03 Tal vs Taimanov, 1974
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| doktortarrasch: Please tell me that Taimanov was in time trouble, because 36...Rxf5 was such a heinous blunder, I can hardly believe Taimanov would make that move. |
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Aug-27-03 Kasparov - Ponomariov World Championship Match (2003)
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| doktortarrasch: Before the 1972 World Championship match, Fischer had never beaten Spassky either. |
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Aug-19-03 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 1994
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| doktortarrasch: I like how Kramnik uses the anti-Gruenfeld move order. Is he particularly afraid of Kasparov's Gruenfeld? |
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Aug-17-03 Taimanov vs Aronin, 1952
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| doktortarrasch: This system is so good for black it is unbelieveable. The kingside attack for black is so strong that even one inaccurate move can lead to forced mate. As for the Petrosian system, at the highest levels it is rarely played anymore, as sufficient improvements have been found ... |
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