Jan-24-14 J Duda vs Y Yu, 2014
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FamilyTree: It looks like Duda underestimated black's kingside play. He missed 30...Nf4! and white's pieces jam each other.
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| | Jan-21-14 Wesley So 
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FamilyTree: I think it's time to put all the cards on the table: Wesley probably has a drinking problem. I mean that's the only explanation I can find for a move like 16...g6??
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| | Jan-21-14 Harikrishna vs Nakamura, 2014
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FamilyTree: <Is this a transposition to the ruy Lopez?> It looks like a Breyer. 30.Nh5! is a nice shot.
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| | Jan-21-14 Tata Steel (2014)
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FamilyTree: I wonder how Rapport play in casual blitz games.
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| | Jan-19-14 R Rapport vs L Dominguez, 2014
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FamilyTree: Playing those opening is only cool when you don't lose.
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| | Jan-19-14 Harikrishna vs Caruana, 2014
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FamilyTree: Caruana is a tough defender.
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| | Jan-18-14 Aronian vs W So, 2014
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FamilyTree: Man this was a serious beating. Congrats to Aronian.
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| | Nov-22-13 Magnus Carlsen
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FamilyTree: <Conrad93: The match was not one-sides. Anand always had a drawn position.> You're right:
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| | Nov-19-13 Anand-Carlsen World Championship (2013)
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FamilyTree: Anand tried very hard to murk the waters from move one, but unfortunately for him, the position got suddenly very symmetrical, like a French exchange variation. Just bad luck.
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| | Nov-13-13 M Godena vs Morozevich, 2013
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FamilyTree: <With <25.Nxa2> Moro swindles a win from a bad position. But Godena missed 28.Bc3! [Shredder] and Black has nothing.> Godena was in big time trouble when he played 29.Rc2 He had only 1:14 left in his clock. But there's no doubt, it's a nice swindle by Morozevich, when
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