Tim Wall vs Dean Ippolito (1998)

Tim Wall vs Dean Ippolito
IV It GM 1998 · King's Gambit: Accepted. Mason-Keres Gambit (C33) · 1-0

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Sep-14-04		Knight13: White's developement is beautiful! While black is killing off unuseful pieces.

Sep-15-04		offramp: Thanks for pointing this out. There is a very unusual double-rook-sacrifice in the comments to Kasparov vs Anand, 1999.

Sep-16-04		Knight13: 14. Kd3?? What a blunder. On move 14, the black queen should move.

Sep-16-04		offramp: Why am I not on your list of favoutite kibitzers? Is there something wrong with me?

Sep-16-04		Lawrence: <offramp>, nothing wrong with you at all, you're certainly one of my favoutites. :-)

Sep-16-04		Knight13: <offramp> I don't see you around much so I don't know much about you.

Sep-16-04		offramp: I insist on a recount!

Nov-18-04		Knight13: Two Bad Moves: 7... Kd8? and 14... Kc8??. It's been a white that I haven't kibitzed here. Anyway I just can't forget about this game!

Feb-28-07		Timothy Glenn Forney: One of the funniest and entertaining games I've ever seen!Two drunk kings.

Aug-05-08		Trigonometrist: The Mate: 23... Nf6 24.Qxf6+ Kg8 25.Be6# A longer but a more beautiful version: 24.Bxf6+ Kh6 25.Bxh8+ Kh5 26.Bg6+ hxg6 27.Qh3# OR 26.Bg6+ Kh4 27.g3#

Feb-23-10		whiteshark: <21.Bxd6+ Kf6 22.Qxf8#> would have been more quickly.

Feb-23-10		whiteshark: and <13...d5+! 14.Kd3 Bd6 15.c3 Nf6 16.Bd2 Ne4 17.Be1 Qg4> would have kept the balance. click for larger view

Nov-24-12		MarkThornton: I've never seen this game before....it is magnificent!

Nov-24-12		perfidious: A bizarre game, even for this crazy line, which features White's king floating about the centre.

Dec-21-12		DanielBryant: The mechanism of the double rook sacrifice is actually not all that different from the Immortal Game.

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