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Peter Svidler vs Jesper Hall
"Hall of Fame" (game of the day Feb-04-06)
x,III-IV 1992  ·  Sicilian Defense: Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack. Fianchetto Variation (B31)  ·  0-1


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Apr-21-05   soberknight: "Hall of Fame"?
Feb-04-06   macphearsome: Just a pun on the last name of the person playing black.
Feb-04-06
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  ajile: 19...Nc2

Ooooops!

Feb-04-06   Tariqov: Did Soberknight gave the pun??he sent his kibitz on Apr-21-05,this game was the game of the day onFeb-04-06,so <macphearsome>he was probaly asking <chessgames.com> if this can be the pun for a later game of the day...i think
Feb-04-06
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  OhioChessFan: Svidler could have resigned after his 19th move.
Feb-04-06
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  dakgootje: <OhioChessFan>Yes indeed, did he just miss blacks move or what was he thinking else?
Feb-04-06   EmperorAtahualpa: 19...Nc2, what a simple forking trick!

Also, 40...Qxh3 is a nice shot.

Feb-04-06   EmperorAtahualpa: Nice pun, albeit a little predictable. :)
Feb-05-06
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  kevin86: White had those beautiful queenside pawns,but alas,he never moved them! Black took advantage of his exchange up to dominate the open board.

Knights are CERTAINLY lesser than rooks on an open board.

Oct-03-06   syracrophy: Sorry but I didn't get it. Is <soberknight> Jesper Hall?
Feb-22-09   WhiteRook48: what are you talking about?
Apr-29-09   WhiteRook48: 19 Qe3??

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