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Eduardo Leon
Member since May-02-07
These are the three pillars of my life: math, music and chess.

   Eduardo Leon has kibitzed 734 times to chessgames   [more...]
   Mar-29-13 World Championship Candidates (2013) (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: <Alphastar>, lolwat
 
   Nov-09-12 Kupreichik vs K Gschwendtner, 1996 (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: <18.Qh5+ Ke7> Other moves lose immediately: 18...Ke6? ...
 
   Aug-05-12 E MacDonald vs Burn, 1910 (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: Easiest Sunday I have ever solved. 33...Qg4 breaks the pin, and if white restores it with 34.Rxg4, then ...
 
   Jun-13-12 Sutovsky vs Smirin, 2002 (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: If everything is forced, then things are really easy: <24.Qxh7+ Kxh7 25.Rh4+
 
   Jun-10-12 S Yudin vs O Loskutov, 2004
 
Eduardo Leon: <TheBish>, 33...Qc4 34.Qa3#
 
   May-29-12 Viswanathan Anand (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: <Kinghunt: Last chance excuse for Anand: he played poorly in the tournaments leading up to this match because he was hiding his preparation for this match. Well, the match has come and gone, and we haven't seen any amazing preparation from Anand. Where is it? <He's still ...
 
   May-28-12 Anand-Gelfand World Chess Championship (2012) (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: <Monoceros: Consider this too. Using an Armageddon game for tiebreaking does not, in fact, remove any objection to the method of resolving a championship match by giving draw odds to one player. It merely defers it to the outcome of a single game. As long as draw odds are ...
 
   May-28-12 Karpov vs Deep Thought, 1990 (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: The beautiful pawn sacrifice <51.h5 gxh5+ 52.Kf5> (when already a pawn down!) reminded me of Capablanca vs Tartakower, 1924
 
   May-28-12 Anand vs Gelfand, 2012 (replies)
 
Eduardo Leon: <HeMateMe: <Eduardo Leon> There are more possible chess moves than there are atoms in the universe [6.02 x 10^23] x 10^40] , something like that.> I know, I was just inserting a perhaps needlessly picky comment before saying that, in essence, I agree with you. :)
 
   May-28-12 I Morovic vs Polugaevsky, 1982
 
Eduardo Leon: In his book, <The Sicilian Labyrinth>, Polugaevsky gives the following last moves: <44.Kg2 g4 45.h4 b3 46.h5 Kc1 47.h6 h2 48.h7 ...
 
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