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Jan-28-20 A Tari vs O Girya, 2018    swclark25: I also went with 37.Nxd5 I assumed Black would respond with 37...Rxe2, but Black would have been better with 37...Rf7 and kept White's lead at +5.56 versus +11.55 with 37...Rxe2      Sep-16-19 C Coppola vs B Macias Murillo, 2009    swclark25: I also thought something was strange, but was happy to also get 34.Rxd5 as the best move for white like several others.      Jul-23-19 Seirawan vs Timman, 1990    swclark25: Help please! I'm trying to get Chessgames to show moves in Algebraic notation rather than using the piece symbols. I've checked settings and sent email to sysadmin to no avail.      Jun-14-19 G Quillan vs Dubov, 2018    swclark25: I also went with 25.Nd5      May-22-19 L Bachmann vs M Fiechtl, 1886    swclark25: Thanks for the reply <Diademas>. I reran the analysis and chose Fuel at 240. The results showed 3 different lines with the best for black after 11...Be6 being 3) -2.37 (31 ply) 12.Nc3 Nd4 13.Qe4 Qxe7 14.Qxd4 Bf5 15.h3 Bxc2 16.Qe3 Re8 17.d3 Qxe3 18.Bxe3 Bxd3 19.Rd1 Ba6 20.Nd5      May-14-19 Aarland vs Shirov, 1991    swclark25: I see <agb2002>'s better move at 28...Qg1+ gives mate sooner. Better than winning the Queen :-)      Apr-29-19 Adorjan vs K Hulak, 1982    swclark25: I also went with 29.Bg7+ This moves also works per the computer analysis, just not as good as 29.Qg7+ The moves after Bg7+ are the important ones. If 29.Bg7, mated-in-8 (23 ply) 29...Kg8 30.Bh6+ Ng6 31.Bxg6 Ne7 32.Bxf7+ Kxf7 33.fxe7+ Bf5 34.Qxf5+ Qf6 35.Qxf6+ Ke8 36.Qd6 Rd8 ...      Mar-05-19 A Casal Roses vs G Fernandez Fernandez, 2009    swclark25: I also went with 22...Re2 like <Rumor> and <philiph>. Seems more like a Wed or Thur puzzle.      Jan-03-19 M Condie vs Speelman, 1984    swclark25: I agreed with 25)...Rxh5 first, but then went with 26) Rxg4 Rh1+ 27) Ke2 Qc8 to check the King and then fork the Rooks. Does this also work?      Nov-29-18 B Jacobsen vs D Mallaghan, 2008   swclark25: I was also in the 28. Nf6+ camp. Found line A) from <agb2002>.

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