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| Dec-03-05 |
| beatgiant: <monad>
<If Black DOES take the a6 pawn, things look even better. No? 59...Qxa6 60.Qb8 Bc8 ?>
But my post suggested 59. a6 Qxa6 60. Qb8 <Qd6>, seemingly guarding all threads while offering the queen trade and threatening ...Rxe3. How does White continue in that case? I don't see anything for White in something like 59. a6 Qxa6 60. Qb8 Qd6 61. Qe8 Rxe3 62. Qh5+ Bh6 63. Qf7+ Kh8 64. Qxb7 Rf3, etc. |
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| Jan-13-06 |
| shor: why did korchnoi play the move 71...Qf5?
what was it's purpose |
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| Jan-13-06 |
| Pawn Ambush: g4 must be protected! |
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| Jan-13-06 |
| shor: why must g4 be protected?
if karpov will capture on g4,
korchnoi will just check with the queen. |
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| Jan-18-06 |
| Pawn Ambush: Your right maybe I think it makes sense for black to try and advance his e-pawn so I think 71...was made to unpin the e-pawn Imagine this position after an exchange of queens: blacks pawn on e3 and his rook on f2 to win black must make use of that back rank mate threat! |
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| Mar-23-06 |
| Daodejing: Very nice win by Korchnoi over his lifetime rival.
Happy 75th birthday Viktor. |
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| May-01-06 |
| goldenbear: This is fantastic play by Korchnoi. I am amazed. |
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| Jul-17-06 |
| Inf: umm a very rare game involving 2 queens for a lil bit of time play... any more games like this one?? |
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Jul-17-06
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| WannaBe: <Inf> Only 3 queens on the board?! That's nothing, check this out: Game Collection: Multi-queens! |
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Sep-04-06
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| Ulhumbrus: Korchnoi improves upon the game which he lost against Karpov in 1984 at the London Philips & Drew tournament. This game seems worth comparing with that one to see the results of the changes in Korchnoi's play over that game. |
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Dec-25-06
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| Peligroso Patzer: Earlier in this thread (on the first page and perhaps elsewhere) there was some discussion whether 61. f8=N+ would have been better than Karpov's 61. f8=Q. According to the following analysis presented in Zenon Franco’s recent book, Winning Chess Explained, the under-promotion should have been sufficient to draw: 61.f8=N+ Kg8 [or 61...Kh6 62.gxf4 Qf7 (if 62...Qc8 63.Qc5 Qxc5 (not 63...Rxe3?? 64.Qd6+ Kg7 65.Qe7+ Kg8 66.Ne6  ) 64.Nxg4+ Kh5 65.Nf6+ Kh6 66.Ng4+ with a draw) 63.Qb8 Rxe3 (or 63...Kg7 64.Qe5+ Kxf8 65.Nf5=) 64.Qd6+ Kg7 (not 64...Kh5?? 65.Qe5+ Kh6 66.Qg5#) 65.Ne6+ Kg6 66.Nf8+ Kg7=] 62.Nxe6 Bxe3+ 63.Kh1 Rb1 64.Qb8+ Kf7 65.Qf8+ Kxe6 66.Qe8+ Kd6 67.Qe5+ Kc6 68.Qe6+ Kc7 69.Qe5+ with a draw by perpetual check. |
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| Jun-26-07 |
| Timex: A lovely game. This game shows that a bishop and a rook can still be formidable. |
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Jul-18-07
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| technical draw: Korchy was a pretty good player. He has to be the true living legend around now. |
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| Jul-21-07 |
| KholdStare: Wow, now this is chess. It's rare to see two queens on the board and the game continues. It's even rarer to see the player with two queens lose. |
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Jul-21-07
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| SwitchingQuylthulg: <KholdStare> What's even rarer is to see a player with three queens losing: Belov vs Prohorov, 1991 :) |
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| Oct-28-07 |
| Whitehat1963: Probably the most difficult long game in the Guess-the-Move database. |
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| Apr-26-08 |
| Major Dude: Korchnoi, the strongest player never to become world champion. What a game, wow!!!! |
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| Sep-16-08 |
| PolishPentium: 61 f8=N+, forking King and Queen.
Worth it?
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| Sep-16-08 |
| Woody Wood Pusher: OK so Karpov's 2 queens didn't help, but having beaten Korchnoi everytime it really mattered, he probably wasn't too upset. Great game though. |
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| Sep-16-08 |
| JuliusCaesar: Korchnoi annotated this game in-depth for New in Chess. Fascinating stuff, as I recall, not just the move-by-move analysis but also his interesting and entertaining reflections on the game and his formidable opponent. Korchnoi, who's often scathing about other player's abilities/prospects, has nothing but respect for Karpov the chessplayer. |
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Sep-17-08
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| ToTheDeath: The game is also annotated in Glenn Flear's Grandmaster Chess. <61 f8=N+, forking King and Queen.
Worth it?>
Yes that's a better chance, Flear thinks it should draw. The lines are ungodly complicated but here's a sample: 61. f8=N+ Kh6 62. gxf4 Qf7 63. Qb8 Kg7 64. a6 Ba8 65. Qxa8 Rxe3 66. a7 Ra3 67. Ne6+ Qxe6 68. Qb7+ =. |
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| Jan-02-09 |
| WhiteRook48: wow. extra queens don't really win |
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| Feb-23-09 |
| WhiteRook48: Korchnoi just tears Karpov's position apart. |
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| Feb-25-09 |
| M.D. Wilson: A revenge for Viktor! |
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| Oct-17-09 |
| sac2win: lols what a game. karpov is helpless even with 2 queens!!! korchnoi gets the better of mr.anatoli... |
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