Aug-26-20 Wesley So 
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| maelith: Nice balik action si Wesley. I am also looking forward sa Kasparov vs Carlsen match. Their last match at a tournament is at 2004! |
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Jul-27-20 Nepomniachtchi vs Ding Liren, 2020
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| maelith: h4 at scotch opening? is this a new idea at scotch? |
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Jul-16-19 Topalov vs Nakamura, 2019
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| maelith: amazing zugwang position at move 46. all the moves for black are losing. |
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Jul-08-19 Magnus Carlsen
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| maelith: Carlsen is 4 classical tournaments away from matching Kasparov's 10-consecutive supertournament win during his peak. |
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Jul-01-19 So vs Mamedyarov, 2019
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| maelith: abangers muna mga haters. |
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Jun-10-19 Aronian vs So, 2019
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| maelith: at least this is a blitz game.
kramnik in classical time control made a blunder that allows 1 move mate. Deep Fritz vs Kramnik, 2006 There are many 1 move mate blunders by a GM at classical time control. |
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May-23-19 Grischuk vs So, 2019
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| maelith: <gokusano: ... c5 is passive. > c5 the semi tarrasch is a respected opening and many great players have played and won with it. |
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Jan-23-19 So vs D Sadzikowski, 2019
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| maelith: Nice win. It seems 7. Nd5 is the new trend for white in this line. |
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Nov-27-18 Carlsen - Caruana World Championship Match (2018)
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| maelith: <diagon: A simple change in tournament format by having the tie-break before the classical games will do the trick. The winner of the tie-break will then have an initial score of .5 and the loser 0. The job of both players is to win the classical match. If a player loses in the ... |
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Nov-26-18 Caruana vs Carlsen, 2018
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| maelith: <optimal play: I'm dismayed at Carlsen offering such an early draw in this slightly better position, with so much more time on his clock.
Compare this with game 10 in his World Championship Match against Anand in 2013 when Carlsen could have drawn early with a simple three-move ... |
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