Oct-07-05 Hartston vs Portisch, 1974 
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| paul dorion: <eaglewing> after
22 ... Ncxe5
23 Nxe5 Nxe5
24 Rxe5 gxh6 does not transpose in your main line ( There is no check by the rook or bishop) so 25 Qxh6 f5
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Oct-05-05 Topalov vs Kasimdzhanov, 2005
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| paul dorion: No doubt Topalov is looking hard at bxc5. |
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Oct-03-05 J Polgar vs Morozevich, 2005
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| paul dorion: <technical draw> I am not sure that 31 e6 is better , it gives life to the g7 bishop and removes all the tension in the center. Black will play 31 Be4 as in the game and black pieces look well placed enough. That said , it is obvious that 31 h4 is no Cadillac. But I think ... |
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Oct-03-05 Capablanca vs Tartakower, 1922
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| paul dorion: <offramp> after 33 Qh7+ Black plays
33... Kd8 and White is no better as in the game. Note that Qh4+ stops f5-f4 ideas by black |
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Sep-30-05 Morozevich vs Topalov, 2005
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| paul dorion: <mateo> you said it was bad for black , Topo does not agree |
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Sep-27-05 Tarrasch vs H Caro, 1898
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| paul dorion: Did Caro got too greedy? After 29..Red3 does White has anything better than moving the King for a repetition? |
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Sep-27-05 Gligoric vs Keene, 1972
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| paul dorion: Gligo drew 13 games and won 2 (against the two tail-enders) and managed a tie for 5-6th place with Najdorf in a very strong tournament (Karpov , Korchnoi , Byrne,Mecking etc). He was the only undefeated player. |
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Sep-23-05 H Wolf vs Spielmann, 1923
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| paul dorion: <Johnboy>
36 Qc2 f2+
37 Qxf2 Qd1+ wins for black
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Sep-22-05 Malich vs J Kort, 1971
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| paul dorion: <dhotts>
14...ed
15 Nxd4 Ne5
16 Nf5 looks a lot like the game but with a dangerous R vs Q line-up on the d file The same thing happens after
15...Ng4
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Sep-20-05 de Riviere vs Dubois, 1855
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| paul dorion: <azaris>
What happens after
16...Nh3+
17 gxh3 Bxe3+
18 Kg2
Black is still a rook down |
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