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Sep-19-08
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| kellmano: Would have loved to see Kasparov's face as he played 36 ......Qh8 |
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| Sep-19-08 |
| clocked: Does anyone have the analysis of 23....dxc5 from NIC, etc.? |
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| Nov-09-08 |
| VaselineTopLove: wow kasparov got really @&?*#! up his ***! they should rename this to anal attack instead of canal attack.. |
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Nov-09-08
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| Open Defence: he might need some vaseline after this |
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| Nov-19-08 |
| traction: another nomination for GOTD!! |
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| Nov-19-08 |
| Sacsacmate: What a game by Chuky ! I guess Kasparov must have felt suffocated for last 10-13 moves.... look at his pieces the whole army on the first rank... |
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| Nov-23-08 |
| Andrijadj: He probably felt claustrophobic... |
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Nov-23-08
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| peyote: wow
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| Mar-03-09 |
| WhiteRook48: Kasparov losing in such a way is crazy! |
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| Mar-15-09 |
| Pawnage: This is amazing, I first saw this game in a very interesting video by <kingscrusher>. I wonder why Kasparov didn't play ...e5 (<around> move 17) to give his light-squared bishop some room, but I'm sure there's a good reason I've overlooked. Sheer brilliancy by Ivanchuk. |
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Apr-09-09
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| Shams: <Riverbeast, Slomarko> Krush took the pawn on e4 and won a very nice game:
H Akopyan vs I Krush, 1999 |
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Apr-09-09
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| Shams: well, I should say her half of the game was nice. white played badly at times. |
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| Apr-14-09 |
| WhiteRook48: wondering how to fight the Sicilian? Here |
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| Apr-23-09 |
| returnoftheking: I just looked at a game were Kasparov was also crushed after the Bb5 variation. Akopian vs Kasparov, 2002 I am wondering if Kasparov has a relatively bad score with this variation as black. |
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May-01-09
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| Phony Benoni: <returnoftheking> After <1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 d6 3.Bb5+>, Kasparov was +4 =9 -1 against GM competition, this being his only loss. The Akopian vs Kasparov, 2002 was the <1.e4 c5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bb5> variation, where Kasparov's score isn't so good: +1 =3 -2. (The other loss was Rublevsky vs Kasparov, 2004.) |
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| May-02-09 |
| Vincere: This is probably the most amazing win I've ever seen againt such a great master as Kasparov. Ivanchuk dominated the whole game, I know very little about this variation 3. Bb5+.. but it seems to me that Kasparov make huge mistakes in the opening, after only ten moves Ivanchuk has a really better position. The black King on the center , the restringed mobility of his pieces really turned him down. I think black should have castled in the queen side in the begging, something like 10. Bb6 followed by Qc7 and 0-0-0, and on the right time Kb8. |
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| May-21-09 |
| ski: small point, but why is 12. Kh1 played? it seems a loss of tempo. |
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| May-21-09 |
| Jim Bartle: If I ever find my Inside Chess I can say. Seirawan wrote in effect, that Ivanchuk knew he had Kasparov and trouble and wanted to get his king out of the line of fire on the g1-a7 diagonal before starting his attack. He considered it a strong move, and a message to Kasparov that he knew he was in control. |
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| May-22-09 |
| ski: hmmm, well thanks. i will have to think about that one. |
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| Aug-26-09 |
| traction: <ski> well cant disagree with seirawan but later in the game ivanchuck's took on g file was quite annoying for kaspy...maybe it was chucky's plan to use the open g file for play? |
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Oct-18-09
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| hedgeh0g: It's a thematic move in the Sicilian after castling kingside, because it takes the king off a diagonal which is often used by Black. If you're going to play it at some point, better sooner than later, I suppose. This game is long overdue for GotD. It's a masterpiece by Chucky. |
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| Dec-24-09 |
| Ratul: When Chucky mate Gary |
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Dec-24-09
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| mysql: What a brilliant game by Ivanchuck. |
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| Dec-24-09 |
| humangraymatter: When this game was played I was a kid and saw it on the newspaper.I was completely amazed by the brilliant play of Ivanchuk. |
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| Feb-06-10 |
| M.D. Wilson: Well, Chucky played a great game, and played by his own rules. Giving up his bishops breaks the rules, but he knows better. Chucky has won like this against almost everyone at least once. |
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