Aug-19-08
 | | Coleman: Anyone with a computer analysis of this position? Anyone??? Anyone??? Hello....:) |
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| Aug-19-08 | | Microdot: A very beautiful game by Morozevich!
28...Be5! was the winnig move
For example after 28...Be5! 29.Ra8+,Kg7 30.Ne8+,Kg6 31.Ra6,Kg5 
All in all a very good game by Morozevich, in my opinion this was the best game of the round 2.
Go Moro go!!
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Aug-19-08
 | | notyetagm: Black to play: 28 ... ?
click for larger view<Microdot: A very beautiful game by Morozevich! 28...Be5! was the winnig move>
(VAR) Position after 28 ...  d4-e5!
click for larger view<For example after 28...Be5! 29.Ra8+,Kg7 30.Ne8+,Kg6 31.Ra6,Kg5 > (VAR)
click for larger viewAnyone have a <Rybka 3> eval of the final position in this variation? Thanks
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| Aug-19-08 | | Marmot PFL: Not sure it is that good of a game. It didn't look like Mamedyarov drew the game so much as Morozevich failed to win it. |
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| Aug-19-08 | | Microdot: 28...Be5! 29.Ra8+,Kg7 30.Ne8+,Kg6 31.Ra6,Kg5 32.Rc6,Rc3 33.Nc7,Bd7
34.Rb6,Rc2 (-2.00) Fritz 11
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Aug-19-08
 | | suenteus po 147: It might have been <Mateo>, but somebody posted that 28...c4 is much more a 'Morozevich move' than 28...Be5. I would expect the latter from Kramnik or Leko since it's such a solid, positional move. Which is not to say that Morozevich can't play this way, he can, but I don't see it very often. |
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Aug-20-08
 | | ahmadov: It is also useful to know whether Moro played 28...c4 under time pressure or not... |
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Aug-20-08
| | notyetagm: <ahmadov: It is also useful to know whether Moro played 28...c4 under time pressure or not...> I think they were both down to around like 12 minutes to reach the time control at move 40 at the point of 28 ... c5-c4. And how about a <Rybka 3> eval for that position that I posted above! <Fritz 11> gives it a -2.00 eval, clearly winning, thanks <microdot>. |
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