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Judit Polgar vs Leinier Dominguez Perez
World Cup (2011)  ·  Sicilian Defense: Closed Variation (B23)  ·  1-0
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Sep-08-11
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  Shams: I have to like Polgar in the rapid matches today. She should have a psychological edge coming off her brilliant equalizing win, and I see her higher class telling. A win with white, then a comfortable draw, you heard it here first.
Sep-08-11
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  chessgames.com: Welcome to the rapid tiebreaks for Polgar-Dominguez. The games should be starting in just a few minutes. Remember to click on the <Live video feed> option to the right of the board to receive the excellent audiovisual coverage.
Sep-08-11
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  kellmano: <shams> I think an over-optimistic attack and a defeat in game one.
Sep-08-11
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  Hesam7: <kellmano: <shams> I think an over-optimistic attack and a defeat in game one.>

That already happened ...

Sep-08-11
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  Shams: Stockfish has no problems with Judit's play so far, but that isn't to say that she's necessarily fine either.
Sep-08-11
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  Shams: Xiangzhi Bu already has a pretty bad position, down a pawn and position in a queenless middlegame against Ivanchuk.
Sep-08-11
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  crafty: 12. axb5 axb5 13. Rxa8+ Bxa8 14. exd6 b4 15. Ne4   (eval 1.04; depth 14 ply; 150M nodes)
Sep-08-11
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  Shams: A pawn is a pawn, but two bishops like that must count for something.
Sep-08-11  culei: Qa5 should be enough
Sep-08-11
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  hedgeh0g: Looks like a draw is imminent...
Sep-08-11
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  Hesam7: <hedgeh0g: Looks like a draw is imminent...>

Why?

Sep-08-11
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  Shams: On 19.Qb4! white has a winning advantage.
Sep-08-11
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  hedgeh0g: Because the queenside is about to be liquidated and the resulting position doesn't seem to hold much for either side. I might be missing something, but it just looks a little stale to me.
Sep-08-11
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  hedgeh0g: OK I missed Qb4!...
Sep-08-11
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  tamar: Wow! Looks like Judit saw 19 Qb4 a while back.
Sep-08-11
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  whiteshark: A semipennate game now
Sep-08-11
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  Strongest Force: Push that sucker to b7
Sep-08-11
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  crafty: 32. ... Bd4+ 33. Qxd4 Qxb7 34. Nf8+ Kg8 35. Qd8   (eval 6.15; depth 14 ply; 100M nodes)
Sep-08-11
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  Strongest Force: If she could win yesterday, today should be a piece of cake
Sep-08-11
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  waustad: Both Cubans lost.
Sep-08-11
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  whiteshark: Cuban woodpeckers
Sep-08-11
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  perfidious: It's always difficult to play after a tough defeat, and Dominguez does not show to advantage in this game, overlooking the trick 19.Qb4, after which he stood clearly worse.
Sep-08-11
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  whiteshark: Zigars for the boyz, they both fought back into the tiebreaks.
Sep-08-11
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  sevenseaman: I thought Polgar was gone. Is the 4rth round 4 games?
Sep-08-11
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  whiteshark: Finally both Cubans lost their respective second 5 min blitz game and thus dropped out.
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