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| May-17-12 | | RookFile: Well, if black had played Bxb4 before there is no c5 pawn to deal with now. Don't suppose it would have saved him, though. |
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May-17-12
 | | Shams: Should this game end soon here is a teaser of Nakamura-Lenderman, White to move after 29...Bg8:
click for larger viewLots of potential energy. |
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| May-17-12 | | syracrophy: A much simple reason for White's grabbing-pawn expectative: three passed pawns and his oponent's zeitnot! |
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| May-17-12 | | DanielBryant: Time for Seirawan to call it a day. |
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May-17-12
 | | beenthere240: a4 -- Excellent way to say resign already! |
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May-17-12
 | | watwinc: Why 'Luft' and not simply 'breathing space'? |
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| May-17-12 | | RookFile: They better be careful. They are close to fulfilling the 1-0 in 37 moves prediction. |
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May-17-12
 | | Marmot PFL: <They better be careful. They are close to fulfilling the 1-0 in 37 moves prediction.> Like him or not, the guy knows his chess. |
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May-17-12
 | | Domdaniel: Kamsky's in a pretty dynamic mood just now, no? Another fine win, achieved without much apparent effort. |
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| May-17-12 | | RookFile: Well, you don't play Nxg4 and Nf6 with black. Chess doesn't work that way. If you play a move like Nxg4, you better be able to play f5 and leave it there. |
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May-17-12
 | | Strongest Force: Nak is playing like a mad man all over the board |
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May-17-12
 | | technical draw: < Why 'Luft' and not simply 'breathing space'?> Ever hear of the Breathingspacewaffe? |
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May-17-12
| | Shams: Well, I for one would love to see the 'madman' chess broadcast right here. What say thee, admins? |
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May-17-12
| | Marmot PFL: Kamsky in interview saying he analyzed the whole line this morning. That can happen when you have a predictable opponent. |
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May-17-12
| | Shams: <td> Most famous of their pilots is Baron Von Crackawindow |
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May-17-12
 | | chessgames.com: Congratulations to Kamsky for winning another round! The next live broadcast will be at 7:00am USA/Eastern (11:00 UTC) tomorrow, when we return to coverage of the Anand-Gelfand World Chess Championship in Moscow, with our special guest WGM Natalia Pogonina. That broadcast is reserved for premium members only. Then at 2:00pm USA/Eastern we will show round 10 of the US Championship, which will feature the much awaited Kamsky-Nakamura game. That relay will be open to all members. Thanks to everybody for participating in our live broadcasts, and we hope to see you back tomorrow! |
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May-17-12
| | chessgames.com: Don't touch that dial -- we'll be switching to the Nakamura-Lenderman game in just a minute. |
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May-17-12
 | | hoodrobin: <CG> Great! |
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| May-17-12 | | LIFE Master AJ: I called it, 1-0, 35. (I was only off by two moves.) |
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May-17-12
 | | parmetd: If Kamsky had played 29. Rg6 then this would have been the best game I'd seen since Gata's lose to Svidler: Kamsky vs Svidler, 2011 Still truly impressive... |
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May-17-12
 | | FSR: <FSR: <goldenbear: I predicct a draw. This is not the way to breach the Caro-Kann, especially against an experienced Caro player.> I agree.>
Did I call it or what? |
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| May-18-12 | | RookFile: Well, you didn't think Yasser would pour gasoline on his kingside. |
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May-18-12
 | | HeMateMe: Well, Yaz knew there would be moments like this, jumping in at age 50. At least he isn't like Kasparov, afraid to play anyone over 1600 in simul exhibitions. Such insecurity. |
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May-18-12
 | | PinnedPiece: <FSR: <FSR: <goldenbear: I predicct a draw. This is not the way to breach the Caro-Kann, especially against an experienced Caro player.>
I agree.>
Did I call it or what?
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Umm, "what". Ah well, one never knows. If chess were as predictable as some may think (after a good guess), neither you nor I would be much interested, I'd wager. Speaking of which, one way for people to consistently show they are good predictors (and not just crow about a one-off guess) is to be on this leaderboard: ChessBookie Game
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| May-18-12 | | LIFE Master AJ: According to the website, (http://www.uschesschamps.com/) Gata had prepared this whole line in advance ... |
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sac: 22.Bxh6