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Jan-06-18 R Loetscher vs Bluebaum, 2016    engmaged: 12...Nxd5 what a nice move? resisting the discovery ... instead targeting the f4 bishop. Is it theory?      Jan-09-16 Tiviakov vs Short, 1995   engmaged: Better is 43...Rf3+ see Chesstempo.com Problem #: 144814      Jan-01-16 L Espig vs H Camilleri, 1969    engmaged: I thought that 24...f6 would refute the line but 24... f6 25. ♗xg7+ ♔xg7 26. ♖d7+ ♔f8 27. ♕h6+ ♔e8 28. ♕xh7 ♕e6 29. ♖xb7      Oct-16-15 Bogoljubov vs Capablanca, 1924    engmaged: Newyork 1924 must had been the most exciting competitive chess event ever.      Apr-17-15 B Verlinsky vs I Rabinovich, 1925    engmaged: 32.Qxc7+ Rxc7 33.Rxc7+ Kb8 34.Rc1+ I also considered (34...Rd6 35.Bxd6+ Ka8 36.Ra1+ Ba6 37.Rxa6+ Kb7 38.Bc5 )      Jul-15-14 Chigorin vs Burn, 1905    engmaged: and it seems he had a problem with this particular pattern recognition! J Mason vs Chigorin, 1889      Jul-04-14 Shirov vs Bareev, 1990    engmaged: Double exchange sacrifice!. A perfect candidate for a "Game of the day"      Jul-02-14 Hort vs I Radulov, 1974    engmaged: The famous "Greek gift". But for some reason I worked on 17.Qg3 instead, which is more common thematic ... Qh3 only works here because Black can not play Rh8.      Jun-25-14 Tolush vs A Filipowicz, 1964    engmaged: Nice to see ♘ pawns storm (and sac) in opposite wings in the same game. (8...b5 and 13.g4); but of course it is a common theme in a closed center positions. It made it very sharp that it might have intimidated both players to think of repeating for a draw. Unfortunately for ...      Jun-24-14 Carlsen vs Anand, 2014    engmaged: nice Black's ♔ march at the endgame e6-f5-g4-f3-g2-f1-e1 and finally 61.♔c4 ♔d2 62.♘b1+ ♔c2

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