Sep-20-22 Niemann vs Carlsen, 2022 
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| halito27: <EvanTheTerrible> I think 2.c4 still wins. |
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Aug-16-22 E Bataev vs V Popov, 1999
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| halito27: Am I the only one questioning this? In the game, if white plays 40. Nxd8 Rxg3+ 41. Qxg3 Qxg3+ 42. Kf1, white has two rooks and a knight for the queen and I don't see a win for black. 42. Qd3+ Kf1 43. Nf4 is simply met by 43. ...Ra2 & I don't see any mates. Other white tries at move |
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Jun-15-22 Le Quang Liem vs Shankland, 2022
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| halito27: 31 ...Nc3 is a tactical error. 31... Rxd1+ 32 Qxd1 Qf8 preserves the balance. |
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Mar-18-22 Bogoljubov vs Ahues, 1930
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| halito27: <King.Arthur.Brazil> Thanks for responding: I like the basic idea for black, but white has some tactics. In your line, after 35...c5 36 f6! is stronger than your Ke2, threatening both Rg7+ and Rxd5. If we exchange white's f-pawn for black's d-pawn, black has a simple 3-to-2 ... |
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Aug-01-21 Nunn vs A Pope, 1972
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| halito27: Blunder was unfortunate, but White's attack pretty much petered out before it. Once black gets the rook on g8 and knight f8, I don't see any way for white to press it. In fact, Black prob already has an edge, due to the active pieces and extra pawn. Not exactly sure where Nunn's ... |
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Jun-26-21 R Mamedov vs Areshchenko, 2007
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| halito27: Once again, <chrisowen> seems to have gotten it right. "lecture vindicate dazzle i vast japs maps jams buzzy waggy firk" is especially astute. |
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Jun-24-21 Svidler vs M Nedobora, 1994
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| halito27: <NBZ> I've been doing the same! A nice extra: you can then play out the position on the Analysis Board. Note to CG: I would still PREFER to have our engine fixed! |
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Jun-16-21 Kasparov vs Beliavsky, 1981
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| halito27: Are you guys seriously discussing Route 66 without mentioning Nat King Cole? Like...seriously?! |
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May-31-21 T Oyunbaatar vs I Chahrani, 2008
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| halito27: For once, I agree with <chrisowen>. |
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May-26-21 I Ibragimov vs Brodsky, 1991
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| halito27: <agb2002> C.2) "55... Nxf5 56.Nf8+ Kg7 57.Ne6+ wins decisive material." This endgame is actually pretty hard to win: black's going to have four connected pawns in exchange for the rook. White should be better, but knight + rook vs. knight + 4 pawns is not an automatic win. ... |
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