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Oct-08-06
 | | ketchuplover: I've got $1000 CB's on a3! |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Mateo: 16. Bf4 Rb6 17. Nc3 would be a natural continuation. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Richard Taylor: Bf4 looks superficially good. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Open Defence: <Larry Christiansen (I think)> <Reshevskey> once switched to clocks on <Denker> as if <Denker> lost on time.. and the arbiter awarded to game to <Reshevsky> |
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Oct-08-06
 | | keypusher: Looks like Kramnik got plenty o nuttin' out of the opening to my unsophisticated eyes. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Richard Taylor: Bf4 - R moves Na6!! take a leaf out of Topa's book |
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Oct-08-06 | | MUG: 16.Ne5 now, and then the c6 square looks promising! |
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Oct-08-06 | | euripides: 16 Ne5 looks interesting to me too. Nc3 is also possible. White probably needs to be precise to keep the advantage. |
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Oct-08-06 | | twinlark: Are Black's Q-side pawns weapons or targets? |
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Oct-08-06 | | euripides: <Open> don't give Sylvio ideas. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Richard Taylor: I meant Na3 |
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Oct-08-06 | | Tomlinsky: 16.Ne5 because remember... "A knight in the middle. Diddley diddley diddle". Or however it goes. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Domdaniel: <raybagley: if you refute a move that means the move is in error. If you refute an error this means it is now considered a non-error!> True, but while it's still an error you can still try to refute it. Then, when the world catches up, you can, uh, where was I? |
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Oct-08-06 | | bernieno: 1.a3 is not a bad move, but the reply ...g6! disturbes whites plans. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Mateo: 16. Ne5 Nxe5 17. dxe5 Nd5 is nearly equal. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Open Defence: Hey diddle diddle.. the Knight's in the middle
And Sylvio's over the moon..
Vlad had to go piddle
Making Topalov fiddle
At the board until noon.....
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Oct-08-06
 | | Richard Taylor: Ne5 is logical: but is it wise to play logical moves agaisnt Topalov? |
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Oct-08-06
 | | WannaBe: <twinlark> Either, they are pawns. <Open Defence> Good one! :-) |
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Oct-08-06 | | strifeknot: Kramnik's time management today and in previous games has been pretty cavalier. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Domdaniel: <bernieno> Yes, Gyula Breyer, around 1912: 'After 1.e4, White's game is in the last throes...' <richard> I once opened Van't Kruijs 1.e3 and won in 12 moves. My next opponent just smirked when I repeated it, said 'thought you might try that' and replied 1...g6. I lost. Back to the drawing board... |
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Oct-08-06 | | Robin01: How about 16.Bg5 now that the knight has returned. |
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Oct-08-06 | | orio24: Hi all, I just came at it looks to me, that Topalov again doesn't have any problems from the opening. What is your take? |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Mateo: 16. Nc3 b4 17. Na4 Bb7, Black equalised. |
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Oct-08-06 | | Robin01: Perhaps attacking the castle with 16.Bf4. |
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Oct-08-06
 | | Richard Taylor: <Domdaiel> I once incorporated the phrase "a failed error" into poem -you can have it if you want. |
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