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| Sep-05-04 |
| RisingChamp: Donhart> I probably didnt see that aspect of it because only a computer would bg5( to delay the mate by one or two moves).Bg5 rxg5 and do u seriously think black is in the game??That move bg5 did nothing except to throw away a bishop.Unless u feel like following up with qg5 and tossing in a queen for good measure. |
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Sep-05-04
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| Annie K.: Thanks, <Gypsy>. ;) |
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Sep-05-04
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| tamar: Awright. Stop the puns. What kind of joint do you think this is? |
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| Nov-15-04 |
| morphy234: He could have even promoted to bishop or knight and still got mate! Great game. |
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| May-16-05 |
| aw1988: Three sacrifices makes one exciting game. |
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| Jul-16-05 |
| Tigran Petrosian: Here is another game for dickbrain's wounderful collection, "Velimirovic Attack Blowouts". |
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Dec-27-05
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| Timothy Glenn Forney: The Immortal Zwischengzug. |
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Feb-02-06
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| dakgootje: Nice game...well i mean...cant say they did just play for a draw... |
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Sep-29-06
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| Peligroso Patzer: The White Knight's hop from c3 to d5 for the purpose of interfereing with the Black Queen's activity along the fifth rank reminds me of the following famous game: Karpov vs Korchnoi, 1974 |
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Sep-29-06
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| WannaBe: The head-bone connected to the neck-bone,
the neck-bone connected to the back-bone
The backbone connected to the thigh-bone
the thighbone connected to the kee-bone
the kneebone connected to the leg bone
the leg bone connected to the foot bone
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| Sep-29-06 |
| Manic: I have a question. Instead of 12.Bxd4, doesn't white usually play 12.Rxd4 instead? Or is there a difference from this game to other Velimirovic attack games, because generally in this opening Rxd4 is played. |
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| Sep-29-06 |
| Tenderfoot: <morphy234> I think it has to be a double check so that he can't interpose any pieces. Definitely an awesome checkmate. |
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| Sep-29-06 |
| Confuse: <Annie K.> your worst nightmare came true : ) |
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| Sep-29-06 |
| Gowe: Good one Confuse. I was laughing when i saw that old post of Sep-04-04. Jesus, i hope in name of god that Annie K don't turn up Chessgames today. |
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| Sep-29-06 |
| lvlaple: Deadly! |
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Sep-29-06
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| Annie K.: ROFL!!!
Wonderful, <cg.com>! Very apt. :) Thanks... ;) |
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| Sep-29-06 |
| Runemaster: <acirce: Lol, <patzer2> must have the least fitting handle on the whole site.> <Positional Genius>, anyone? <acirce?>
<Runemaster>?
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Sep-29-06
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| kevin86: Good news:there is a queen next to the black queen.
Bad news:it's white
Ugly news: there are TWO of them. And -a totally new meaning to MATING! Why did not Kneebone become a better chess player? No connections... Ba-Da-boom! |
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Sep-29-06
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| luzhin: Does anyone really believe that "Kneebone" exists? The absence of a first name gives the game away. Also Browne blundered with his final move. He should, of course, have made it a double discovered rook checkmate with gxf8(R)++ |
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Sep-29-06
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| Jack Kerouac: <luzhin> Kneebone doesn't exist?
Is that a knee-jerk reaction? |
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| Dec-07-06 |
| Hot Logic: The event where this game was ostensibly played was the English Championship?! In which case I wonder if the tournament (or match??) was an invitational. |
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| Feb-24-09 |
| WhiteRook48: why not 24. gxf8=R# or even 24. gxf8=N# or 24. gxf8=B#
Of course, I'm just crazy |
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| Mar-18-09 |
| WhiteRook48: please don't break your kneebone |
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May-28-09
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| erwinkru71939: Black forgot his King´s defense. What a checkmate !!! |
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| May-28-09 |
| Jim Bartle: Well, now we know the kneebone is not connected to the brainbone. |
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