Mar-30-06 D Gurevich vs V Akobian, 2006
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| jsastre48: It is indeed a shame because Gurevich got very upset and lost rapidly to Nakamura and thus his chances for the championship after playing an excellent tournament with wins against Goldin and Dlugy. Psychological games are part of some players strategy, Akobian is known for issues ... |
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Mar-06-06 Lincoln R Maiztegui Casas
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| jsastre48: Beautiful game by this colorful uruguayan master and renowned journalist! |
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Nov-20-05 Dmitry Gurevich 
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| jsastre48: They are quite friendly as Gurevich and his student Schmakel recently visited Kasparov in NY for a "tune up". |
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Jul-21-05 D Gurevich vs T Shaked, 1990
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| jsastre48: Very nice combination by the Chicago GM! |
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Jan-25-05 Ponomariov vs Adams, 2005
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| jsastre48: Indeed Rh3 should win but I guess that Adams had the fear of having a trapped knight after the exchages. |
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Dec-16-04 Kupreichik vs Tal, 1970
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| jsastre48: What a beautiful game by Kupreichik against the greatest tactician, wonderful combinations!! |
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Dec-16-04 A Rainfray vs Kazhgaleyev, 2001
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| jsastre48: What a nice final move! Kashgaleyev plays with a very high level agressive elegance. |
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Nov-26-04 A Korotylev vs Grischuk, 2004
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| jsastre48: Beautiful game, kudos to Korotylev he demolished Grishuk's defense! |
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Nov-25-04 Tseshkovsky vs Kasparov, 2004
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| jsastre48: IMlday, indeed 28.Qg6 is strong, how about 28.Bxe5. |
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Nov-25-04 L Galego vs A Rodriguez Vila, 2004
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| jsastre48: A mistake by Galego 41. Nxd5? who otherwise had a very strong position. |
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