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| May-13-07 |
| PaulLovric: first today |
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| May-13-07 |
| The Backward Pawn: <PaulLovric> That might be a new low... very nice double sac, Nf5 seems very interesting |
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| May-13-07 |
| jmrulez2004: when he is 50 over..karjakin would probably be reminiscing this game over a nice pint of scotch |
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| May-13-07 |
| Wilson H. L.: It's probably all known theory, but I really like the sacrificial style of this. Scotch sure provides some exciting games! |
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| May-13-07 |
| themadhair: Shades of this game played ten years ago - Z Vukovic vs Mozetic, 1991. Wether or not this was opening prep shouldn't detract from what is a gem of a game. |
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May-13-07
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| ajile: Ng7 Kg7
Bh6+ Qd2+
Kg7 Qg5+
Kh8 Qxf6+
Kg8 Qg5+
Kh8 Qh6
And mate cannot be prevented correct?
The Black king needs to be on h8 for this to work so that f5 is met by QxR. I don't have my board handy. |
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| May-13-07 |
| Sularus: Is it a forced loss for black if he doesn't take the Knight on move 12? If not 12. ... Kxg7, what is the best move that will make the game last longer? I still don't have an engine to figure it out and well.... I'm just 1700 in yahoo chess. |
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| May-13-07 |
| themadhair: The question shouldn't be does black have a better move than Kxg7. If black can't take the knight he is lost already. It may take a while but a loss is inevitable. |
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| May-13-07 |
| argishti: I am DOOMED. |
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May-13-07
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| outplayer: I played this variation as white in a correspondence game soe years ago. It would be nice if I knew this game at that moment. |
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May-13-07
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| fm avari viraf: <themadhair> Thanks for posting the Vukovic v Mozetic game where the whole variation of sacking the N & B is found. Maybe, a refutation for Black's early Queen sortie. A few years ago, I met this wonder kid, the youngest GM at Hastings, playing his Premier & his Coach & myself playing the Challengers. |
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| May-13-07 |
| utssb: Qh4 seems like an interesting move for Black in many places of the Scotch Game, but I don't see why it should be played that early. Premature, isn't it? |
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| May-13-07 |
| mvnonup08: Karjakin is way ahead the entire time. Tactics, tactics, tactics! |
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| May-13-07 |
| themadhair: Here is game where black tried 12...Rg8 - Kasimdzhanov vs E Vladimirov, 2000. Black holds out longer but is still never in the game. |
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May-14-07
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| kevin86: Black king and queen are exposed-white's are protected. Guess who wins? Three guesses-the first two don't count. |
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| Nov-29-07 |
| sambo: unbelivable |
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| Mar-27-08 |
| jedrus07: That is what you call 'fire on the board'! |
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| Mar-27-08 |
| Augalv: What a game! |
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May-29-08
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| deadlysin: how lucky am i to find a game of the day |
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Jun-14-08
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| StarJock: Good example of how to attack the Castled King!
It seems like Black's development was inferior due to the early Queen sortie; hence White harassed the Queen as he developed pieces for the attack. Black could have refused taking the sac pieces, but would still have lost eventually. |
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| Nov-01-08 |
| Zorts: Black castled 'into' it. Wouldn't 11.d6 be better? |
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| Nov-16-08 |
| Silverstrike: <Zorts> That drops the g7 pawn and allows white to check on e1 if he wishes... but you're right I can't see an immediate mate. |
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Dec-06-08
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| Fusilli: The attack has a strong similarity with today's game of the day:
C Jauregui vs J Souza-Mendes, 1959
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| Feb-02-09 |
| dwavechess: 16/20 with rybka 2.3.2a at 14 ply f. for karjakin |
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| Feb-17-09 |
| m0nkee1: 8Nf5 is a nice move , black seems all tied up and has to castle himself into even more trouble, very nice. I can't see a way out for black where they can guard the g7 pawn. If Nxg7 is a forced mate, then he may have won on move 8? |
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