Jan-01-10 Stohr vs E Diemer, 1984 
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| droosan: One shouldn't take this as a useful opening idea for black. White plays with only the right half of his board, until it's too late. Bizarre. |
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Dec-06-09 I Hausner vs Hracek, 2006
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| droosan: Duh. I got it. 53...Rc2. |
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Nov-20-09 L Day vs A Agudelo, 1982
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| droosan: I am not sure I get this. 22...Ke7 23 Nxe5 isn't fun but it certainly isn't the resignation 22...QxN is. |
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Nov-20-09 F Aleskerov vs S Mitrovic, 2009
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| droosan: Apparently something's going on off board. If one of them got tired of it and decided to go check out the night life, I'm surprised it's black, after his move. I wish these games weren't in here. But I guess there's no good way to get rid of them. Unless there was some way user's ... |
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Nov-03-07 M Geist vs Ehlvest, 2001
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| droosan: It seems like he is setting up 22.Rc7. Why does he play R1b4, and wreck his chance of getting both rooks on the 7th? |
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Nov-02-07 Adianto vs Zvjaginsev, 2003
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| droosan: Probably at least one of them was under time pressure, and they were moving automatically, seeing if something would open up. It's pretty much over with 30.f4. What was he thinking? 30.NxB and he's only about a little behind. |
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Oct-30-07 Sicilian (B40)
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| droosan: Thanks for responding.
Maybe you're right about moving the pawn twice. A friend of mine plays it against me, and although that forward pawn can be annoying, I do seem to get good counter play, I guess because I get to develop another piece. I figured that if there was over ... |
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