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Gilberto Milos vs Evgeny Bareev
World Cup (2000) (rapid), Shenyang CHN, rd 7, Sep-10
French Defense: Classical. Burn Variation (C11)  ·  0-1

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Jun-06-04  iron maiden: 79. Nd5?? That had to hurt.
Jun-29-04  kevin86: right,iron m,white blunders away his queen. How often does a player have a Q + N vs a Q -and lose!
Jul-19-04  rochade18: Wow what a patzer!! Milos is a strong player!
Sep-16-04  aw1988: So is Nigel Short. 121...Re6??
Dec-10-05  sucaba: <kevin>: How often does a player have a ♕ + ♘ vs a ♕ -and lose!

According to the endgame-explorer J Bednarich vs M Scacco, 2001 is the only other example in this database.

Mar-27-06  kevin86: Yes,and that was on a time forfeiture.
Aug-25-07  whiteshark: Bareev's semi-final against Brazilian Gilberto Milos, meanwhile, was shorter since it ended after the <second quickplay play-off game <(15 minutes each plus 10 seconds per move)>>, but even more dramatic. The big incident took place at the end of the first quickplay game when Milos reached an ending with queen and knight against queen. This is generally a draw though far from fun to defend at speed. However, after just a couple of moves Milos left his king and queen on the same rank (king e7 queen b7): allowing Bareev the deadly skewer 79...Qd3-h7+ and victory soon thereafter!

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Aug-28-07  Karpova: <<The tragedy of life is not that man loses, but that he almost wins.>

(Heywood Broun (1888-1939), U.S. journalist, novelist. "Sport for Art's Sake," Pieces of Hate, and Other Enthusiasms (1922).)> http://www.poemhunter.com/quotation... (Quote number 2)

Aug-28-07  whiteshark: <<Life is a tragedy when seen in close-up, but a <comedy> in long-shot.>

[Charlie Chaplin ...]> poemhunter....

Nov-18-10  Tigranny: Nd5?? That results in a skewer giving up the queen.
Jan-12-15
Premium Chessgames Member
  Gottschalk: Milos could have won

A Vitolinsh vs Kholmov, 1980

Spassky vs Karpov, 1982

May-21-19  amadeus: Ouch.

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