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Oct-29-08
 | | GM Renier Gonzalez: Do you guys like the line with the exchange sacrifice? |
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Oct-29-08
 | | Robin01: 15...Rg8, threatening to win the queen. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | emayev: Woody-- you refered to Kramnik by something other than Drawnik?? |
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| Oct-29-08 | | seaotter: the idea, for Anand, of Bd3 and Re1 is really nasty now |
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Oct-29-08
 | | Ulhumbrus: On 15...Bh6+ 16 Kb1 f4 17 Qh4 Bg5 18 Qh5 threatens h4. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Woody Wood Pusher: <Eyal><it's better to play 17.Rxd6?> Nice idea, I like it! 17..Bxb3 18.axb3 ,Rd8 19.Rxd8,Kxd8 20.Bc4,  IMO |
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Oct-29-08
 | | waustad: The 2 extra pawns are tripled and isolated. Not as big an advantage as usual. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Ybrevo: <Woody> 15. ..f8 is always interesting - especially if you know what piece you would move to that square :) |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Perley: <Ulhumbrus> I was think something like that too. Also possible is Qd3 after f4? |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Wandarnok: only, for exemple, about the difference of position between the two sides of the board: exf5, Ne5, Ne4!
Which knight is the strongest?
I let you guess.. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | vntraderus: i actually like kramnik's position right now. 15...0-0 looks good. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | flapjack: Time is equal, even if the ending is rushed... |
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Oct-29-08
 | | sofouuk: <Do you guys like the line with the exchange sacrifice?> after 18... Qd8 fruit just says 19 Be2 Rc8 20 Re1 Kf8 21 Qh4 Kg7 22 Qg3+ Kf8 and repetition |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Woody Wood Pusher: < emayev: Woody-- you refered to Kramnik by something other than Drawnik??> He has come to fight today so I will let him off. But only because he HAS to. It shows all that RUBBISH he talked in Mexico about the Petroff being a fighting opening was just that. Rubbish. |
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Oct-29-08
 | | YouRang: 15...Rg8 seems most obvious, forcing the white Q off the g-file. If 16.Kb1 (to avoid ...Bh6+), then fxe4, improving his pawns immensely. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Mateo: Of course 15...Rg8 threatens Bh6+. So maybe 16.Qf4 controling h6. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Perley: Rg8!?. A bit dubious and kind of cheep. Kb1 and black it still in a bad way. |
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Oct-29-08
 | | Rawprawn: <Kramnik must be rechecking because as Rawprawn said he had to have forseen this position.> It looks so poor that it must be wonderful. have faith. |
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Oct-29-08
| | Ulhumbrus: <Perley: <Ulhumbrus> I was think something like that too. Also possible is Qd3 after f4?> It may be that by now Black will be in trouble after any plausible developing moves on White's part. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | percyblakeney: Engines like 16. Qh4 |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Woody Wood Pusher: < Ybrevo: <Woody> 15. ..f8 is always interesting - especially if you know what piece you would move to that square :)> I'm keeping my options open. |
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Oct-29-08
| | YouRang: <Mateo: Of course 15...Rg8 threatens Bh6+. So maybe 16.Qf4 controling h6.> Or maybe 16.Qh4, controlling h6 and threatening Ph7? |
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Oct-29-08
 | | PinnedPiece: Any takers on 16. Qxd6 ? |
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Oct-29-08
 | | Eyal: <Woody> No, actually I changed my mind, because after (15...Bh6+ 16.Kb1 Be6 17.Rxd6 f4 18.Qd3 Bf8 White would have to give up the exchange anyway, only in less favorable circumstances... but the 17.exf5 line did look very strong for White. |
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| Oct-29-08 | | Mateo: Or in order to avoid Bh6+, maybe even better than 16.Qf4, 16.Qh4 with the idea Qxh7. |
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