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Jan-25-23 A Becker vs Euwe, 1928   eyalbd: Black's 31st move was very nice!      Sep-04-22 E Solozhenkin vs J Schuil, 2000   eyalbd: <chessgames.com> Nice puzzle before move 25      Dec-10-21 Alekhine vs Eliskases, 1936   eyalbd: Alekhine in his book My Best Games of Chess writes after 19. ♗g5! : <The main idea of this move is shown by the following short variation: 19... ♗xd4 20. ♗f5 ♖xe1+ 21. ♕xe1 ♕d6 22. ♕e8+ ♕f8 23. ♗xh7+ and wins the Queen; and ...      Jul-30-21 Boleslavsky vs Kotov, 1953   eyalbd: Picture from this game here: https://twitter.com/dgriffinchess/s...      Apr-11-21 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972    eyalbd: Even before 43...♖xa6 Black is not forced to play 42.. ♖a2 at all. SF says 42.. h4! followed by 43.. ♔g5 (or 42.. ♔g5 followed by h4) is winning. For example: 42..♔g5 43. a6 h4 44. ♗d5 ♖a2 45. ♗c4 ♖a3 with zugzwang      Mar-23-21 Korchnoi vs Sutovsky, 2005    eyalbd: From Emil Sutovsky FB post (link below, in Russian, translated by google translate) <Right after the end of the game, where I, in a position with a huge advantage, sacrificed a piece by eye, and ended up at a broken trough <"Do you think you are Tal? Even Tal did not sacrifice ...      Mar-14-21 Short vs Yusupov, 1984   eyalbd: Short: <This endgame still pains me - making a draw, two pawns up, v Artur Yusupov, Thessaloniki Olympiad 1984. I inexplicably failed to follow team-mate John Nunn's perfect analysis at the adjournment.> From Twitter: https://twitter.com/nigelshortchess...      Jan-28-21 L Spassov vs M Marin, 1993    eyalbd: Many moves win. I went for ♖e3 with the same idea. If ♖x♖ then ♕x♕ -+ and if fxe3 then ♕h1 with mate.      Apr-14-20 Portisch vs Korchnoi, 1970    eyalbd: Portisch comments on this: https://en.chessbase.com/post/ussr-...      Sep-12-19 Beliavsky vs M Cebalo, 1998    eyalbd: Direct 28. ♖c3 doesn't work due to 28..d5 29. ed ♖xc3 30. d6+ ♕c4. After 28. ♗e6 ♔xe6 the defence d5 wouldn't work since e4xd5+ is a check! So white wins an exchange.

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