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| Apr-25-11 | | Tigranny: Wouldn't White be fine had he castled on the king's side? |
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| May-24-11 | | Llawdogg: Wow! Sac, sac, mate. With criss-crossing bishops. |
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| Jul-13-11 | | Oceanlake: Edward Lasker vs Fritz Englund is an amusing example. A deep sigh of relief followed by.... |
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| Jul-13-11 | | Sho: The famous Boden's mate: even (or especially) patzers know of it. |
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Jul-13-11
 | | HeMateMe: Those double Bishops against the Q-side castle position. If White had had tactical training software, he would have seen this one coming... |
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| Jul-13-11 | | nolanryan: in case ur wondering, one person's name is boden and the other person's name is schulder and the pun prob means that schulder is annoyed by boden. funny one! |
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| Jul-13-11 | | Libispusher: the pun stuff is way up on this one. hilarious. |
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| Jul-13-11 | | rilkefan: <the pun prob means that schulder is annoyed by boden> I think the pun is on "burden to shoulder". "Boden" is not so far from "boyden", a la newyorkese. |
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Jul-13-11
 | | An Englishman: Good Evening: One of the best CG puns in quite some time. |
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Jul-13-11
 | | chrisowen: Game nine-gligent ye-swing Mista Men in-black it hood pulled-pawns fill centre f5 breaks-in coup-de-gruesome bump bishop in tickle mate it strong happy done Morphy Nautilus! |
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Jul-13-11
 | | playground player: Because so many beginners use it, and without much success, the Philidor is an underrated opening for Black. Which is a good reason to use it! (After learning its finer points, of course.) |
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Jul-13-11
 | | kevin86: Wow! The original Boden Mate!! |
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| Jul-13-11 | | www.pellresearch.com: Why 9. ... Bd7 then 12. ... Bf5? Isn't this wasting a move? |
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| Jul-13-11 | | theodor: 14.Bd4 |
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| Jul-13-11 | | www.pellresearch.com: 14. Bd4 Nxd4
15. cxd4 Qxd4
and the same situation as before, with black threatening the bishop on c4 and then queen to c3. |
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| Jul-13-11 | | sfm: It was so easy for Black, because anyone knows Boden's mate. |
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Jul-13-11
 | | Phony Benoni: Everyone keeps saying this game was won by Boden's Mate. So why is it listed under his name? |
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| Jul-13-11 | | DrMAL: Moves 3-6 on both sides were a great example of mutual inaccuracy, worse than 9.f4 but not as bad as 13.O-O-O that vied for the unbrilliancy prize 14.Bxd5 ran away with! |
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| Jul-13-11 | | WhiteRook48: that pun is... so ... bad |
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| Aug-22-11 | | LIFE Master AJ: 13.d5! |
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| Nov-28-11 | | IRONCASTLEVINAY: i think this mating pattern is known as boden pattern ,no? |
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Apr-01-12
 | | Infohunter: <sfm: It was so easy for Black, because anyone knows Boden's mate.> Easy to say after the fact, but Boden himself had to find it while playing over the board. <Phony Benoni: Everyone keeps saying this game was won by Boden's Mate. So why is it listed under his name?> Because this is the game wherein Boden discovered the pattern. <IRONCASTLEVINAY: i think this mating pattern is known as boden pattern ,no?> Right you are--for the reason already stated. |
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Apr-01-12
| | Phony Benoni: <Infohunter> I was trying to make a pun on the alternate meaning of "Mate". It was obviously not a good one if I have to explain it. |
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Apr-02-12
| | Infohunter: <Phony Benoni: <Infohunter> I was trying to make a pun on the alternate meaning of "Mate". It was obviously not a good one if I have to explain it.> Oops! Don't blame yourself, <Phony Benoni>; my thinking was just too tunnel visioned to see that you were making a pun, which is so very obvious now that you've pointed it out. Sometimes I just focus too narrowly: I remember a few months ago when Boris Becker played a losing game of chess against a recognized master <cg> tagged it as GOTD with "Tennis, Anyone?" In my post I wondered what the "tennis" connection was, not thinking at all about Becker's real profession. Boy, did that make me feel like a yo-yo! |
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| Sep-04-12 | | Llawdogg: Boden's Mate! |
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sac: 14...Qxc3+