Jan-22-09
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| Marmot PFL: Moro has 3 losses with black now, all against 1.e4 and less than 40 moves. maybe he should try the French again. |
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Jan-22-09
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| luzhin: Amusing that Moro managed to resist taking White's loose g-pawn for 14 moves-- and then finally took the bait, only to be slaughtered on the spot by 35.Nf5!! and 36.Rb8!! |
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| Jan-22-09 |
| dehanne: Is 13.Na4 a new move? |
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| Jan-22-09 |
| theodor: congratulaciones, Leinier! |
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| Jan-22-09 |
| THE pawn: What a beauty, you can put that in your puzzle list! 35.Nf5! |
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Jan-22-09
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| al wazir: 35...Qxf5!! 36. exf5 Bxd2 37. f6!!! Rc8 38. Rxd2 Re8 39. Re2. |
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Jan-22-09
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| Eyal: <al wazir: 35...Qxf5!! 36. exf5 Bxd2 37. f6!!! Rc8 38. Rxd2 Re8 39. Re2.> Or, more simply, 36.Qd6+ Be7 37.Qxc7. |
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| Jan-22-09 |
| JonathanJ: 36.Qd6+ Re7 |
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Jan-22-09
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| Eyal: <36.Qd6+ Re7> Is it supposed to be an improvement for Black in this line? White would simply play 37.exf5, of course. |
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Jan-22-09
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| messachess: From what I can remember of games played over, this is likely the best, most exciting so far that I've seen. Congratulations to Lenier. What a game! |
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| Jan-23-09 |
| Davolni: WOW!!!
what a GAME!!!!
specially against Moro!!!
I'm sure this was the most Notable game Lenier has ever played against such a high caliber player... WOW!!! NICE GAME!! NICE FINISH!!! |
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Jan-23-09
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| Eyal: https://webcast.chessclub.com/blog/... |
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| Jan-23-09 |
| Capatin17: nice video Eyal thx |
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| Jan-24-09 |
| I Like Fish: Moro...ze...fish... strikes... again... |
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Jan-25-09
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| notyetagm: <Eyal: https://webcast.chessclub.com/blog/...; Great link.
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Jan-25-09
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| notyetagm: <luzhin: Amusing that Moro managed to resist taking White's loose g-pawn for 14 moves-- and then finally took the bait, only to be slaughtered on the spot by 35.Nf5!! and 36.Rb8!!> Yes, what a way to beat a 2700 in style, 35  d6-f5!! and then 36  b5-b8!. http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp...
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click for larger viewOne of the more picturesque positions I have seen in grandmaster chess. ...
click for larger viewAt this point, with Fritz screaming for 35.Nf5!!, a certain Playchess spectator (handle: "Frederic"), made the outrageous request that somebody in Wijk go over to Dominguez, tap him on the shoulder, and tell him that 34.Nf5 wins. It seems that somebody did. 35.Nf5!! Rc8 36.Rb8! 1–0.> |
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Apr-24-09
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| diagonal: GREAT GAME, with NOVELTY and FINALE FURIOSO
After the novelty 13.Na4 and a picturesque position on move 20 (shown above), 33.Qd2 is comparatively simple (an amateur would possibly play a4, let's move the pawns; engines would probably suggest the anti-human, counter-intuitive c2-c3, "empowering" the white knight on c4), Leinier Dominguez plays as mentioned the quite solid 33.Qd2... with black not exchanging the Queens, trying a last bluff; .........nobody would expect that the game is now only lasting three further moves........ then the hammering 35.Nf5!!, one of the best moves ever in competitive chess - and all is already over, with a very aesthetical final board position ;-)
thanks to both players!! |
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