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   pencuse has kibitzed 33 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Feb-07-20 A Beliavsky vs Karpov, 1992 (replies)
 
pencuse: White mistakes are * 9.♗c3 slows down the development of the queen knight, thus severly limiting the mobility his queen side. In the whole game white could not develop this knight until move 28. * 29.♖e3 serious strategic mistake. From the material point of view white ...
 
   May-22-19 Kamsky vs Kasparov, 1992 (replies)
 
pencuse: A lot of crazy moves by Kasparov: 18. ... b6! stops the pawn attack of White 24. ... a4! forces the white rook to go to a square which reduces the mobility of the minor pieces of White on the Queen side, 26. ... ♖c8! the last major piece comes into the game, which can be ...
 
   Nov-17-18 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2018 (replies)
 
pencuse: The idea behind the sacrifice 44. ♗xd5 of Magnus Carlsen is similar to the one Anand played against Carlsen in the game 7 in the World Chess Championship 2014 ( Carlsen vs Anand, 2014 ). [DIAGRAM] Anand could not protect the e5 pawn. After its loss White will have 2 passed ...
 
   Nov-14-18 Karpov vs Hort, 1979 (replies)
 
pencuse: A quite typical game with long maneuvers by Karpov. "Typical" because he did in his many games similar repetitions with deep calculations behind, to get the opponent's strategy out of control, which he was succeeded in many times. Nice examples are: Karpov vs Miles, 1985 (long rook
 
   Nov-14-18 Karpov vs Kamsky, 1992 (replies)
 
pencuse: Actually this game is derived from the Neo-Grünfeld defence, but is classified as King's Indian. Kamsky has played Grünfeld defence many times as black.
 
   Apr-12-18 R Appel vs Kasparov, 1998
 
pencuse: Probably because of a blitz match, Kasparov had pragmatic plans: * 13. ... d5 gives white the chance to eliminate black's castling, which happened, but knight was not at e5 any more, at the cost of a pawn and castling. * After exchange the pawn in the center with 23. ... Qc7 black ...
 
   Apr-12-18 A Yusupov vs Kasparov, 1988
 
pencuse: Yusupov had a decision of a middlegame plan by move 23. g4 in which he intended to attack the black's king using Bc3 and g-h files opened by the sacrificed pawn. But he could not find additional reserves, partly because 1) Kasparov could bring Ra8 quite quickly. 2) Kasparov kept ...
 
   Dec-11-17 Short vs Gelfand, 1991
 
pencuse: 15. g5 ... 16. h4 according to an old analysis of GM Atalik from 90s, white played unusually aggressively which weakened its king side.
 
   Dec-11-17 Timman vs Short, 1993
 
pencuse: According to the analysis of GM Atalik, black is better here (good positioned king, pawn majority on queen side compensate more than a knight). Still unknown why black agreed the draw.
 
   Feb-26-07 Kasparov vs Ivanchuk, 1996 (replies)
 
pencuse: Final position is similar to 24th game of Kasparov-Karpov World Chess Championship Match 1987: Kasparov vs Karpov, 1987
 
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