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Viswanathan Anand vs Vassily Ivanchuk
4th Bilbao Masters (2011)  ·  Spanish Game: Schliemann Defense (C63)  ·  0-1
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Sep-28-11
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  boz: It's easy to see why Kramnik prefers to rid the board of queens early on.
Sep-28-11
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  haydn20: I think 50...a3 would win. 51. Qxb7+ doesn't hurt.
Sep-28-11
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  tamar: Are there press conferences at this tournament?
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: took my son to football practice(6th grade size 13 shoe...i say that because i'm a little man) 2 hours ago and these guys are still playing?!!! you guys bettert tell me what i missed!
Sep-28-11
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  Arcturus: You missed moves 18 through 50
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: Qe6.....
Sep-28-11
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  technical draw: Cold blooded Chucky is not afraid of the discovered check.
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: bingo...ballgame
Sep-28-11  ajile: lol

sure seems like it's taking forever for Black to move that a pawn one more space.

Sep-28-11  ajile: Now here comes a bunch of checks.
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: after Kg6 then what?
Sep-28-11
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  tamar: You missed 231 eyebrow twirls and nose rubs by Chucky, and 18 glasses adjustments by Anand.
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: guess we'll find out...Qg3 maybe...
Sep-28-11
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  Arcturus: 52) Ne5 then 52) . . . Bxc4
These checks are forced. c4 falls.
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: thanks <tamar> lol...
Sep-28-11
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  haydn20: Anand is slippery as an eel!
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: Bf5..............
Sep-28-11
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  technical draw: Chucky is playing fast. He thinks he has this one in the bag...
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: patzer sees check?????
Sep-28-11
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  Arcturus: White has no threats and all the work to do. Putting white in time pressure would be irresistable for me if I was playing the black pieces.
Sep-28-11
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  talisman: talkin bout Be4...?
Sep-28-11
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  tamar: 58 Qc1 Anand retreats to the baseline. Ivanchuk should win, but after 58...Be4+ 59 Kg3 8 minutes might not be enough to find the concluding blows.
Sep-28-11
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  ketchuplover: Bf5 seems prudent imo.
Sep-28-11  ajile: The threat is Qe4+ trading queens.
Sep-28-11
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  tamar: After 64 Qf2 Kg6 65 Qf4 is the eye-popping suggestion of Rybka. Stalemate if taken of course.
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