Michael Adams vs Boris Gelfand (2008)

Michael Adams vs Boris Gelfand
Corus (2008) · Russian Game: Classical Attack. Mason-Showalter Variation (C42) · 1/2-1/2

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Jan-12-08		zluria: Gelfand's really become a drawing machine with the petrov; he makes it look even easier than Kramnik does.

Jan-13-08		SniperOnG7: Playing 1.e4 is no fun nowadays eh?

Jan-13-08		acirce: Another day, another 1.e4 player frustrated by the glorious Petroff! This 8.Nc3 should not be the most testing of tests, but you should still know just a little bit what you're doing and it's not like the main lines seem to offer White a lot these days. Still this game was basically just equal all the (short) way through.

Jan-13-08		kellmano: It's time for more players to play 4. Nxf7. Very unspiderlike though!

Apr-18-08		m0nkee1: draw?? There's life on the queens side of the board.

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