| Mar-09-04 | | slylonewolf: Wonderful king-side attack by Fischer! :) |
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Jun-14-06
 | | Marmot PFL: <Confuse> I was mistaken and killed message even before seeing your comment. I looked at 31.e7 Qxe7 32. Rh4 Qh7 and missed Rxf2?? Qb1+ (duh). Using computer however suggests instead of 32.Be4, 32.Qe3 and if Qg7 33.h3 and black has no mate threat while white still has extra pawn and can advance his queenside majority. I would say better for white or unclear, depending on what Fischer could come up with to strenghten attack. |
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| Jun-14-06 | | RookFile: I'm reminded of the first game Kasparov lost to a computer. It had a similar feel to this one - Kasparov staked everything on a kingside attack, but the computer had enough resources. I wouldn't be surprised if it was true that objectively speaking, white had a pathway to advantage here. |
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| Jun-15-06 | | Confuse: <Marmot PFL>, thanks for your response. I killed my message shortly after when I thought you killed your message, but again I'm glad for your response. Its more clear to me now why fischer's victory here is unsure. |
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| May-09-08 | | CharlesSullivan: One of Fischer's biggest blunders was 34... d2?? <34... g6! wins> but Doda failed to find 36. e3!! For example: a1+ <If 36...xc4 37.bxc4 e8 38.hf5 gxe6 39.f8+ xf8 40.xf8+ xf8 41.xe6 and White is a piece ahead> <Or 36...d5 37.xd2 xe6 38.g1! dxc4 39.bxc4 ge8 40. f1 c3 41.d4+ xd4 42.xd4 wins> 37.f1 xf1 38.xh6+  g7 39.xg6+ xg6 40.e4+ f6 41.f4+ xe6 42.d5+ d7 43.f7+ d8 44.xg8+ c7 45.g1! and White has a winning position. |
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| Jun-27-12 | | Anderssen99: CharlesSullivan, 34...,Qg6 is even stronger as the following variation shows: 35.e7,Ne1. 36.e8=Q,Rxe8. 37.Bd5 (So that the rook cannot return to (g8)), Nc2!!. 38.Rh4,Re1. 39.Qc8+,Kh7. 40.Qd7+,Rf7!! (The point. If now: 41.Qxf7+,Qxf7 and the Rf1 is hanging). 41.Qh3,Qg1+!! mates. |
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