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Dec-15-08
 | | Gilmoy: This idea of <something>d5, deflecting e6 for Nf5, with a double on Be7 and K-side attack, is also thematic in Sicilian Najdorf, where White sometimes offers the 12.Nd5 sac, e.g. M Brodsky vs V Mudrov, 1995:
click for larger viewIt doesn't win by force there, either (Black can accept, then defend with Kf8! Re8! Rg8!), but it tests Black's nerves and/or memorization. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | newzild: What a fantastic game!
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Dec-15-08
 | | whiteshark: Baad Education |
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| Dec-15-08 | | eaglewing: Is 29. ... Ne4 the last error of Black?
Or could Black be saved even later? It seems to me 29. Ka4 Rb4+ 30. Ka3 Be5 31. Rb1 (Nd4 Bxd4 Rxd4 Rxd4) Reb8 should be fine for Black (give Nf6 for possible h6-h7). Or did I overlook something? |
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Dec-15-08
| | whiteshark: That isn't half baad. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | ruelas007: Baad u r Jobava.. |
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Dec-15-08
| | whiteshark: Evgeny got a baad break. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | Samagonka: Must have been painful for Bareev to loose this one after employing such sacrificial tactics. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | chesskingqph: Should it be 32. Kb3 if 32... Nd4+? |
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| Dec-15-08 | | PinnedPiece: 22.Nf5! What a move. Great find. As a result, Black has to throw sand in the air trying to survive...it doesn't work. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | WhiteRook48: Bareev went baad. Also wasn't Bareev that guy who lost to Karpov with 34. ... Ba7????????? |
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Dec-15-08
 | | blueofnoon: They say Caro-Kann is the safe opening, but after seeing games like this I am not convinced. |
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| Dec-15-08 | | PinnedPiece: <Whiteshark>
See Santa....
Santa Claus Read carefully.
Good luck!
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Dec-16-08
| | whiteshark: <PinnedPiece> Many thanks for the hint+link!!! I haven't realised it up until now. <Read carefully> You mean there is a hidden code in the annoucement ??? :D |
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| Feb-15-09 | | WhiteRook48: we should visit the Bone page |
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| Oct-12-10 | | tommy boy: wow maybe taken from Running wild's "bad to the bone".
Great game |
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| Oct-12-10 | | bishop55: A very nice, artistic, Steinitz like finish. |
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Jan-16-11
| | Albertan: According to Jobava in New in Chess Magazine, every move he played in this game was preparation he had formulated at home before the game was even played! |
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| Apr-05-11 | | mariusg: forgive me ladies and gentlemen. i am a patzer of distinctionable noteworthiness and i don't get any of it. anybody for a beer? |
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Dec-11-12
| | Goato: Having read the posts above I am not sure anyone really addressed what would happen after 15...Nxd5. Glek vs J Willemze, 2003 saw 16.Ne4 Qb6 when white played 17.c4!? with just enough compensation to draw. Playing around with this variation in Stockfish I think the thematic 17. g4!? appears much stronger (in fact after 16.Ne4 almost any logical response from black can be met with this move). The eval jumps around around a lot so it can probably best be described as unclear. Stockfish eventually finds the computer defence of 17...Rae8 as best with an eval of +0.1. A more natural looking variation might be 17...c4 18.g5 Ba3 19.b3 cxb3 20.axb3 hxg5 21.h6 g6 22.Bxg5 when white attack is looking far more potent than blacks. 
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Jan-30-13
 | | wordfunph: "It's nice to beat Bareev while sitting at home, fully relaxed, drinking a cup of coffee." - GM Baadur Jobava
Source: NIC Magazine 2003/7 |
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Feb-02-13
| | Drlmrx1: The game stops for me on error 20. Qf3, Nxe5
Which is obv an error but game stops.
Anyway to fix this. |
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| Aug-07-14 | | siamesedream: Jobava about this game:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCt... |
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| Oct-26-14 | | devere: 15...Nxd5 is the better way to capture for Black. After 16.Ne4 c4! Black is at least equal. With 26...Bc7 instead of b5+ Black would have retained drawing chances. |
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Jan-21-15
 | | fiercebadger: All theory down to the last move |
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sac: 16.Bxh6