Oct-20-21 Kosten vs Chandler, 1991 
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| newzild: A cool game by my countryman, but even more interesting is his amazing missed win against Karpov on move 28: Karpov vs Chandler, 1983 Would make a good Sunday puzzle. |
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Oct-10-21 H Avram vs Fischer, 1957
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| newzild: <mrknightly> Ahhh, I forgot that bit about God telling him to kill his son. |
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Oct-06-21 Chen Zou vs Sengupta, 2019
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| newzild: You guys are missing:
36. Rxh6+ Kg8
37. Rxg7+ Kxg7
38. Qf6+ Kg8
39. Rh8# |
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Sep-26-21 P Poobalasingam vs J Radovanovic, 2008
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| newzild: Added to my Game Collection: The Best Games You've Never Heard Of |
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Sep-12-21 Vaganian vs G Botterill, 1975
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| newzild: <mel gibson:> After 17. Ng6+ Qxg6 18. Qxd7, White has a rook, a knight and two pawns versus two bishops. |
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Sep-11-21 C Blocker vs Xiong, 2015
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| newzild: When I saw one of the players was "C. Blocker", I expected a different pun. |
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Sep-08-21 M Orr vs S Knott, 1986
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| newzild: Knott a bad pun, but an Orrful game. |
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Sep-07-21 B Lalic vs Kengis, 1997
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| newzild: After 36. Rg6+ Kh3 it's important to play 37. Qg5. If White tries 37. Qb6 or 37. Qd6 instead, Black can sacrifice his bishop on e6 and then play Rh8. |
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Sep-05-21 Dirk van Foreest
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| newzild: <Phony Benoni> I'm guessing 23. Rd1, with the following main line: 23...Rxf7
24. Rd3+ Ke2
25. Qe4+ Qf2
26. Rd2+ Kf1
27. Qe2# |
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Sep-03-21 Leonhardt vs A Brinckmann, 1927
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| newzild: <Brenin> Looks pretty convincing, though White can try 42. Nd6, giving his king a flight square. Looks like Black still wins with 42...Rxd6 43. Qxb7 Rd1+ 44. Kg2 Bf1+ 45. Kf3 Rd3+ 46. Ke4 (making use of the flight square) 46...Rd3+ 45. Kd5 Bg2+ 46. Kc4 Bxb7. |
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