Jan-30-06 NN vs F von Mauvillon, 1804 
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p8riot: Why not 20. QxR+ Ke7 (forced) 21. Qf6+ ??? |
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Jan-09-06 E Kengis vs R Djurhuus, 1991 
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p8riot: Does 18. Nf3 save the day? It prevents Bg5+ and Qd4+. It also hems in Black's Queen. |
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Sep-29-05 Topalov vs Anand, 2005 
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p8riot: 33. Qg6 followed by 34. Bh6 and black would have been hard-pressed to avoid mate. |
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Sep-21-05 Tarrasch vs Adolf Mannheimer, 1880 
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p8riot: But for the Bishop pin, 22. ...RxR 23.QxR QxQ# |
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Aug-03-05 L Espig vs A Graf, 2004
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p8riot: I think Black has a winning end game. His Bishop controls both the c and d queening squares while White's Bishop is pretty useless. Black will trade Queens and get his King over to support his c pawn. |
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Jul-31-05 I Pleci vs L Endzelins, 1939 
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p8riot: 12. Be8+ Kf8 13. Bh5# |
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Jul-31-05 L Day vs S Gravel, 1996 
Jun-22-05 Hydra vs Adams, 2005 
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p8riot: 27. ...Rf6 is interesting - attacking both the Rook and Queen. Am I missing anything obvious? |
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May-17-05 L Tamarkin vs E Schiller, 1979 
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p8riot: Shiller prefers the wrath of kan to the borg (grob backwards). I know I've moved to Star Trek - but it was too good to resist. At least it's in the same genre. |
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Mar-11-05 Denker vs Gonzalez, 1945 
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p8riot: Check out this amazing discovered checkmate by the (recently) late great Arnold Denker! :^) |
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