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Apr-30-20 Ding Liren vs Nepomniachtchi, 2020   pmukerji: Thank you An Englishman, Viking707 and Andrew Chapman. Really appreciate your help. 1) I’d analyzed the Qe6 threat and it appears that white’s king does indeed escape, so looks like black may have gotten away with bluffing…nice move! The fork actually works only if Qxc6 and ...      Apr-15-20 V Akopian vs Karjakin, 2009    pmukerji: Interesting line <harpendenwoodpusher>. In analyzing I see that even though it fails, it only fails if black takes the knight with his queen. If he takes with his rook then white gets his minor piece back OR force a perpetual. Either way white's queen gets stuck in la-la land      Mar-18-20 A Esipenko vs Gelfand, 2020    pmukerji: Also looks like he can fork by 23. .. Nc4 I must be missing something.      Feb-28-20 B Adhiban vs E Can, 2020    pmukerji: I take that back...you are right, it's looking drawish...      Jun-28-19 M A San Diego vs K M Shepherd, 2017    pmukerji: What if 28...e3?      Jun-19-19 Vachier-Lagrave vs Ding Liren, 2019   pmukerji: Nope. My bad, sorry      Mar-09-19 Nepomniachtchi vs D Sharma, 2006    pmukerji: I see the problem now...sorry i'm slower than the rest of you folks.      Jan-31-19 H Rolletschek vs S Kindermann, 2001    pmukerji: I guess 24. Rf3 takes care of the treat...my bad...please ignore previous question!      Apr-19-18 So vs Onischuk, 2018    pmukerji: How does this end? How does white win? If black checks on 45...Re6+. Then trades rooks of white covers or simply takes the pawn...and then it looks like a draw. What am I missing?      Mar-09-17 Fischer vs Spassky, 1992    pmukerji: Wow...that's so cool...thx Michael.

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