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Sep-27-11
 | | dimradil: On the contrary, keep it coming ! |
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Sep-27-11
 | | boz: One curious feature of the position and probably something Carlsen foresaw, is that the knight on e7 has very limited mobility. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | lost in space: I deleted my last post and agree now with you (and Naiditsch) that after 29. Rd7 (played) Blacks position is hard to defend |
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Sep-27-11
 | | miamihurricane: Simply stated- White's Rooks and Knight are much more active and decisive. It's curtains for Aronian. On to the next! |
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| Sep-27-11 | | uscfratingmybyear: <rogge> I appreciate it, thanks. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | Ulhumbrus: Black may lose if he attempts counter-play, but he may be able to propose a repetition of moves. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | Marmot PFL: I don't see this winning for white as besides his own plans he also has to protect b5 and stop black b pawn. Nc8 prevents white from doubling rooks. But maybe nc5-a4 pushing back Rb6 leads to something |
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Sep-27-11
 | | beenthere240: Call me crazy, but I'm not sure if Carlsen is striving for a draw in this position. |
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Sep-27-11
| | miamihurricane: As the theoreticians love to say"The rest is just a matter of technique". |
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Sep-27-11
 | | extremepleasure2: If you ask me Aronian is crushed here. I'm really impressed by Carlsen's play here. |
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Sep-27-11
| | beenthere240: Of course black has his b4 passer! |
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Sep-27-11
| | miamihurricane: Black is getting squeezed by a python. Tigran Petrosian style. |
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Sep-27-11
| | boz: Maybe the white king can just stroll on over to b3. |
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Sep-27-11
| | watwinc: Doesn't white have Rc7 and Ra8 here? |
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Sep-27-11
 | | hedgeh0g: Time to bring the king up, I think. Black doesn't have a lot of good moves. |
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Sep-27-11
| | Ulhumbrus: 31 Rb7 attacks the blockader. Both sides have a passed b pawn, but Black's N and remaining Rook have still to come out. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | rogge: <h5 Aronian is trying to find chances! Blacks position is bad, but who knows what can happen. I think now White could try to bring his Kind to the B pawn by playing Kf2-e2-d3-c4 to me it looks like a very powerful idea. Also Rd1-b1 and simple taking away Blacks pawn on b4 looks not bad at all. As Kasparov once said: Greediness is a positive quality for a chess player> |
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Sep-27-11
| | boz: Meanwhile Naka seems to be winning a piece from Anand. |
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Sep-27-11
| | watwinc: Rc7 also threatens Nd7, and there's Ne6 in some lines. Black looks very cramped. |
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Sep-27-11
| | hedgeh0g: Rd3 played. I can't see why - I thought Kf2 was strong. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | haydn20: <rogge>R-d1-b1 looks hard to meet. |
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Sep-27-11
 | | OneArmedScissor: the threat is <Nd7> forking the two black rooks. Also, white might be able to sac the b pawn in order to get some sort of pin on the black knight on the back rank. |
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Sep-27-11
| | lost in space: Rd3-b3xb4
Good night. Seems that Carlsen wins this |
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Sep-27-11
| | beenthere240: Rd3 frees the knight and stops the b4 pawn from running. It also threatens Rb3 (which threatens Nd7). |
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Sep-27-11
 | | Honza Cervenka: White is going for Pb4. Black defense is quite difficult. |
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