| Jul-01-02 | | borgianus: That's cold blood. Please, take a look on this! |
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| Apr-03-04 | | JSYantiss: 29...Kc7+!! Hilarious! :) |
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| Apr-03-04 | | hickchess99: a real laugh riot. |
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Apr-03-04
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| Apr-03-04 | | boordgamer: Krasenkov thinking the bishop was doomed made the wrong move at 23.Nd3 when f1e1 was the correct move keeping the knight available to guard the bishop. If then 23...f6xe5,then 24.Qf7+ would made whites game decisive. In conclusion,23.f1e1 buys white the time to withdraw the bishop and possibly getting the draw. |
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| Apr-03-04 | | ruylopez900: What's wrong with 22...fxe5?? |
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| Apr-03-04 | | JSYantiss: If 22...fxe5, then White will play 23. Qf7+ and regain the bishop on g7. |
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| Apr-03-04 | | JSYantiss: Kevin86, I think you also have to put d2 in there as well, since White will be able to interpose the Rook(but it merely delays the inevitable mate at b2). |
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| Apr-03-04 | | ruylopez900: <JSYantiss> Thanks. I was also confused why Black took two Rook moves to capture the Bishop, but your explanation explains it all. |
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| Apr-03-04 | | boordgamer: <ruy>what do I know?:( |
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| Jul-01-04 | | Schaccicity: Doesn't White have an easy win with 26 Qf7+ and 27 Qxa7? It is difficult to believe Shabalov would miss this. Am I missing something? |
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| Jul-01-04 | | Shadout Mapes: The queen is protected by the rook. |
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| Jul-01-04 | | Schaccicity: Thanks. A worthy goal is to eliminate such blind spots. |
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| Jul-01-04 | | Shadout Mapes: I doubt you'd miss it in an actual game, so I wouldn't worry too much about it. |
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Kibitzing
sac: 24...Qa7