Alexander Moiseenko vs A H Al-Ali Noah (2010)

Alexander Moiseenko vs A H Al-Ali Noah
Chess Olympiad (2010) · Queen's Gambit Accepted: Old Variation (D20) · 1-0

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Given 2 times; par: 31 [what's this?]

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Sep-23-10		Kazzak: Well, now, Mr Noah is out of prep by move 4.

Sep-24-10		The Fly: 2397? Yeah, right.

Sep-26-10		dumbgai: Noah played like a 1397.

Sep-26-10		whiteshark: What's wrong with <9.Qxc6> ?

Sep-26-10		whiteshark: <bishop55: 9...Bd5, maybe.> I think that compared with e.g. <9.Qxc6 Bd5 10. Qxa6 Bxg2 11. Nh3 Bxh1 12.Nh5+ Kg6 13.Qxb5> click for larger view the game continuation looks much easier (or technically solid). At least I could now imagine why Moiseenko had choosen the actual line. Thanks for that, <bishop55>!

Sep-27-10		HeMateMe: This is amazing. Why would black allow a game to start like this?

Oct-02-10		Illogic: If 11.. Nc2, then white plays e4! and Ng5+

Oct-11-10		blazerdoodle: Maybe he just figured he should do something incredibly inane and shock his opponent into making an even more stupid mistake, I mean, since he knew he was going to lose before he sat down, why not do something absurd? It sure didn't work. Didn't Alekhine play this, or a variation of it?

Oct-11-10		blazerdoodle: Thanks Whiteshark... lol... I was staring at the board thinking why didn't he pick up the Bishop when I saw you'd pointed that out. Down here around level ""D"", we do need these things explained badly. That's no joke.

Oct-19-10		akale86: 3)..a6 alekhines variation

Nov-07-10		blazerdoodle: Thx. Thought so. I get crushed whenever I try it.

Dec-12-11		Whitehat1963: Tuesday/Wednesday puzzle after 4...b5.

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