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Jan-25-06
 | | TheAlchemist: Anand and Mamedyarov had mercy for the Topalov fans |
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Jan-25-06 | | controlaltdelete: lol @ TheAlchemist |
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Jan-25-06 | | CowardlyKnight: Great achievement, you should be proud. |
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Jan-25-06 | | millangonzalez: Incredible play by Topalov, but maybe it's not enough this time... What do computers say??? |
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Jan-25-06 | | chessic eric: 35.Re1 perhaps? |
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Jan-25-06 | | controlaltdelete: I'm quite surprised that Anand did not push for a win actually |
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Jan-25-06 | | Fiberking: Hoorah! Now this something different than that boring game we just 'had to' endure. Thanks cg.com. |
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Jan-25-06 | | benevg: how does black respond to Re1?
thanks, <chessgames.com>, for the switch. |
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Jan-25-06 | | chessic eric: omigosh...called a Topalov move! |
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Jan-25-06 | | Fan of Leko: easy endgame win if white can get queens off. |
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Jan-25-06 | | sofouuk: <millangonzalez> white is +1.55 |
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Jan-25-06 | | Saruman: 35.Bxe5 Rxe5 36.dxe5 Qxe5? 37.Re1 Re8 38.c8Q! Rxc8 39.Rxe4 is a nice line but not likely to be seen here. |
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Jan-25-06 | | Steppenwolf: Anand is often boring. Topalove nearly always fun to watch. This round is no different. |
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Jan-25-06 | | autolycus: Grab the bishop on g2 has always been the strategic key to living a bit longer. Black's already written his will, remember? |
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Jan-25-06 | | chessic eric: 35...Qg6 coming? |
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Jan-25-06 | | LOUDERMILK: How does crafty feel? |
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Jan-25-06 | | Saruman: I meant 35.Be5. |
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Jan-25-06 | | Steppenwolf: Let's not forget the d pawn, terrible weapon when it will move forward to back-up the c-pawn and create loads of tactics. |
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Jan-25-06
 | | TheAlchemist: Crafty says: "Error. Please abort." |
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Jan-25-06 | | pawn2king4: Topalov sure plays energetic chess! This, like many of his games, are a delight to watch! |
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Jan-25-06 | | chessic eric: <Steppenwolf> how can you say that given that Anand's two exciting wins in this tourney are recent exceptions? |
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Jan-25-06 | | crafty: 35. ... ♕g6 36. fxg7 ♖e6 37. ♗g3 ♗xg2 38. ♖xe6 ♕xe6 = (eval 0.07; depth 12 ply; 150M nodes) |
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Jan-25-06
 | | Mateo: Maybe 35... Qf5, but White has the advantage. |
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Jan-25-06 | | controlaltdelete: damn .. dont tell me Aronian can save this one! reminds me of Topalov against Mamedyarov. If Topa had exchanged Queens after all... |
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Jan-25-06 | | thomaspaine: Crafty's analysis WAY different from Fritz's, at 15-ply: 1. (1.64): 35...Bf5 36.fxg7 Kxg7 37.Kh2 f6 38.Bd6 Rxe1 39.Qxe1 Re8 |
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