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Nov-25-22 J Mieses vs Marshall, 1902   sudoplatov: Not too many draws between these two. Marshall 13 Mieses 10 Draw 8      Oct-17-22 Capablanca vs T H Tylor, 1931    sudoplatov: I don't understand 12.Bxg6. The local Stockfish prefers `12.Qc2. Capablanca's intuition must have led him to believe that Black's Knight would be worth more than White's King's Bishop.      Oct-16-22 Marshall vs Von Scheve, 1902    sudoplatov: Nach Stockfisch, 16...Kh8, White plays 17.Bc2 followed by Bb3 and rates White about 2 Pawns better.      Oct-10-22 A Liang vs Aronian, 2022    sudoplatov: The chess24 computer evaluates that White has a winning position after 15.Nc3. Its recommendation is 14...Kg8. I'll try to check with a 30+ depth analysis this afternoon.      Oct-09-22 Niemann vs Caruana, 2022    sudoplatov: It seems as if 28.Bxa6 is a mistake. This at least proves that Niemann didn't have access to the local Stockfish.      Oct-06-22 C Yoo vs Niemann, 2022    sudoplatov: Stockfish also dislikes 31.Re2, preferring 32.Nxd5; the latter being 0.00 and the former -1.85 (30...h3 is a mistake as already noted. 30...Nh5 is -1.80). 32...Rf8 is rated -1.85 and 32...Rad8 as-.79. Either the position is too complicated for the local Stockfish or both ...      Oct-06-22 Korchnoi vs Y Sakharov, 1951    sudoplatov: 24.Nf6+ mates in 3. 23.Qh3 also wins. Thanks to Stockfish.      Oct-03-22 U.S. Championship (2022)    sudoplatov: Perhaps playing in a Faraday Cage?      Oct-03-22 Mishra vs Niemann, 2020   sudoplatov: I don't see anything unusual about 21....0-0-0. White has no moves to improve the position; Rook has no place to go. No Zwichenzugen. Castling buys Black a few more minutes of thinking time and perhaps the same material advantage.      Sep-20-22 Rellstab vs Stoltz, 1930   sudoplatov: I would have probably played 24.Bxg7 (especially in blitz.) I later analyzed it with Stockfish and got a 16+Pawn advantage. White's position is rather strong.

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