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Mar-23-18 World Championship Candidates (2018)    lorker: <jphamlore> <The irony about his reputation is that when Karjakin has an advantageous position and knows it, he is an amazingly precise finisher. He just doesn't have the opening prep to get those positions often.> Nonsense. Karjakin has great preparation. You have to ...      Nov-14-16 Carlsen vs Karjakin, 2016    lorker: <msobrino> it's actually very easy to understand why he moved the rook, he wanted to win the b pawn...      Sep-13-16 Baku Olympiad (2016)    lorker: Probably the Ukraine's biggest mistake was benching Andrei Volokitin during the critical matchup vs. the USA. If they had sent him out instead of Anton Korobov, and he had scored vs. Shankland, the end result could have been very different.      Sep-08-16 Wesley So    lorker: <WinKing> I think Wesley has the best position out of all the Americans at the moment. We will see what happens as the games progress though. Wesley is a good endgame player, maybe he can pull out the win. Don't see any real winning chances for the other US players.      Sep-06-16 Teimour Radjabov    lorker: What has happened to him? He barely even seems to be at 2600 strength these days. Really shocking fall from the top.      Sep-05-16 Tomashevsky vs Ponomariov, 2016    lorker: Nice turnaround from Ponomariov here.      Jun-13-16 So vs Nakamura, 2016    lorker: In fact being able to resign before getting checkmated is also a great achievement. WBS should be proud of being so strong. Maybe in Belgium he might make it to move 70.      Jun-12-16 So vs Carlsen, 2016    lorker: WBS was "too weak, too slow"      May-31-16 Gashimov Memorial (2016)    lorker: <OVergod> Shouldn't a genius like yourself have better things to do than wasting your time arguing with people online? Go back to your bs work and stop trolling.      May-19-16 Ponomariov vs M Yilmaz, 2016    lorker: Actually this game ended in a win for white. the result was just misreported on some sites.

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