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| Mar-13-11 | | YourNickname: <penguincw> thanks for your nice comments, it is really help- and usefull. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Penguincw: < YourNickname > No problem.It's quite easy actually.Just look at the positional accepts and how the pieces are doing. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | zluria: Grischuk's position is one that would appeal to Lasker. At first, it looks cramped, ugly, riddled with weaknesses... but it has potential! Black can prepare d5 or b5, slowly uncoil, and his B on g7 can become very strong if White isn't careful. The experienced Gelfand is taking care not to force things. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Penguincw: Well,I'll be back later.One last comment:I wish the best of luck to all 6 players. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | YourNickname: I don't have a tactical chess vision. I wish i had...... |
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| Mar-13-11 | | zluria: In my opinion, Kramnik has to try to win these boring endgames. I mean, people should be scared to go in for slightly inferior endings against Kramnik. A lot of his repertoire is based on the assumption that people will avoid these endings when playing against him, and go for dubious middle game complications instead. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | zluria: Topalov's position looks very promising. His Queen looks very dominant, and he has alot going for him on the Kingside. There are just two problems: 1> His Rooks are so far away! How will they ever reack the Black monarch? 2> That c6 Bishop is extremely strong! It controls a lot of important squares. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | zluria: Gelfand-Grischuck is now Clear: White has no advantage. The d6 pawn has been liquidated, the Queens will shortly be traded, and if anything, Black may be better because of the g7 Bishop. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | YourNickname: <zluria> Do you think Anand is going to beat Kramnik? |
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| Mar-13-11 | | zluria: No, Anand has no winning chences. Kramnik doesn't have many either. It looks like a draw. In fact, it looks like three draws. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | YourNickname: oooooooooooooh anand |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Mr. Bojangles: what happened in Kramnik / Anand? |
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| Mar-13-11 | | YourNickname: Anand looses his rook. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | turbo231: Why did Anand resign? Did he forget his Bishop at a5? |
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Mar-13-11
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Kramnik is down on time, not Anand. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Mr. Bojangles: The result is wrong I think.. |
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Mar-13-11
 | | jahhaj: Kramnik - Anand officially a draw |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Microbe: Can GM Gelfand really hope to draw this? |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Kazzak: K vs A is a draw |
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| Mar-13-11 | | turbo231: Chessbomb has Kramnik-Anand a draw. The official site has their game as a draw. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | shach matov: cg.com decided to give kramnik fans some hope:) |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Hovik2009: it is officially a draw now |
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Mar-13-11
 | | SetNoEscapeOn: <zluria: In my opinion, Kramnik has to try to win these boring endgames. I mean, people should be scared to go in for slightly inferior endings against Kramnik> "People," yes. Anand and Carlsen, no. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Kazzak: Well, chessgames. Maybe you should be paying attention?
They're now playing round two of the blindfold, including Nakamura, Carlsen, Gashimov, etc. And you don't have the games up. |
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| Mar-13-11 | | Mr. Bojangles: lol... |
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