Mar-16-16 M Codenotti vs T Pavelek, 2008
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Oliveira: "Now I take your knight, and you take my queen and then I take your-- uh-oh!" |
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Mar-11-16 I Tsesarsky vs I Boim, 2000 
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Oliveira: If Black goes 27... Rxf2+, 28.Rxf2 Bxf2 29.hxg6+ Kh8 30.Bh6! wins the Queen already, but with 30.Qf5!! (computer move) White is delivering checkmate. [DIAGRAM] |
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Mar-03-16 S Matera vs Nunn, 1975 
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Oliveira: Was this a simul or something? I mean, John Nunn got a severe beating. |
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Mar-03-16 Caruana vs Jobava, 2014 
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Oliveira: 24... Ke7 25.Qe5! is beautifully crushing! Black can't make a single helpful move. The sacrifice 23.Rxd8! absolutely took the dark squares away from Black! [DIAGRAM] |
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May-20-15 Grischuk vs Caruana, 2015 
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Oliveira: As to your last post <Dom>, I hardly believe that Modernity or a global economy can be called "single phenomena". And, again, you're right, we have a place for this kind ofdiscussion. |
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May-19-15 Teichmann vs Nimzowitsch, 1911 
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Oliveira: Aha! Nimzowitsch came up with his funny invention because he was constantly missing his pen. Take a look at "Aron Nimzowitsch: On the Road to Chess Mastery, 1886-1924" by Per Skjoldager and Jørn Erik Nielsen. <The Wiener Schachzeitung gave a very detailed report from the ... |
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May-17-15 Spielmann vs Nimzowitsch, 1905 
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Oliveira: A clean, solid win by Spielmann: no fireworks this time, just a gradual undermining of Nimzo's potential weak pawns. 27...♗xb2 was the decisive mistake, but Black's position was growing more and more uncomfortable. In fact, 19... ♘g7 already looks very suspicious, but ... |
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May-15-15 Sultan Khan vs Marshall, 1930 
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Oliveira: <suenteus po 147: It is ever my goal to make my fictions transparent for what they are.> I'm confused. Is the Tartakower's account for real? |
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May-13-15 Alekhine vs A Kaufmann, 1919 
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Oliveira: <Moszkowski012273: ... Alekhine missed 31.Nd7 which happens to be mating.> Alekhine missing a checkmate? Oh no, sir! 31... Kh6 saves Black. |
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May-05-15 A Reif vs Lasker, 1889 
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Oliveira: Lasker's usual way of demolishing weaker opponents. |
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