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Jan-27-09 Corus (2009)    Jakobicek: yeah as for movsesjans game... well rybka was saying dead draw long ago... but well blacks position is not that easy OTB... but sergej really defended precisely so far...      Jan-16-07 Corus (2007)    Jakobicek: there is something VERY bad about navaras openings:( i remember when he played against shirov in prague... with white pieces he was nearly lost after 10 moves..      Jan-12-07 The World vs A Nickel, 2006    Jakobicek: very impressive standard of play is what was achieved in this game on the worlds team part... very very well done i dare say... a improbable but huge team effort...      Jan-12-07 Arno Nickel    Jakobicek: herzlichen dank fur ein ausgewohnliches spiel      Jan-05-07 Paderborn Computer Championship (2006)    Jakobicek: that said... rybka is insanely strong... and this fritz finetuning i mentioned would give fritz very little hope      Dec-15-06 jepflast chessforum    Jakobicek: let me introduce an alternative line to 36.b4 Qb7 37. Rf1 i hope idont repeat someone's analysis here... but well.. instead of 37.Rf1... 37.Qd8 looks equally good 37..Qe8 <with an attemp to exchange rooks > 38.Qa8<a strange looking queen manoeuver which nonetheless ...      Dec-15-06 E Alekseev vs I Nepomniachtchi, 2006    Jakobicek: who wins the title if this is draw? any play-offs or alike?      Dec-08-06 mack chessforum    Jakobicek: by the way the weak spot of 32... Re2 33.Rf7 Re6 34.R1f2 h6 35.Qf4 Qe8 36.Bb6 Kh7 37.Ra7 is <34...h6> which weakens the g6 pawn... anyone can think about alternative blacks moves?...I suggested Qd3... the analysis at RV forum was not really thorough but some evidence as to ...      Dec-08-06 RandomVisitor chessforum    ...      Dec-05-06 Kramnik vs Deep Fritz (2006)    Jakobicek: kramnik probably could spare himself this torment... it was a brave decision to play sicilian against the beastie... nonetheless... he didnt lose the match today... this is only result of the unfortunate game 2

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