Jan-02-13 USSR Championship (1940) 
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Kangaroo: Here is the game that should have been included!
< Bondarevsky vs Konstantinopolsky, 1940 > to replace
< Bondarevsky vs Konstantinopolsky, 1940 > which might have been played in the semi-final or other tournament!
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| | Dec-21-12 Ding Liren vs Ivanchuk, 2012
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Kangaroo: No, the official name is the "KANGAROO Defense" - alas I did not invent it!
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| | Oct-14-12 Bauermann vs R Butze, 1979
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Kangaroo: <<DarichTheThird>: Is there no hope in 18. Qxh8 Ke7 19.Qxd8+?> No! 18. Qxh8+ Nf8#!
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| | Sep-29-12 Aronian vs Caruana, 2012
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Kangaroo: <<AuN1>: <what would you guys rate Karjakin's chances at winning this>
100% draw!
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| | Mar-16-12 Kharlampy Karpovich Baranov
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Kangaroo: <KARP> was the archaic (old-fashioned) Russian first name, and so was the name of the father of Mr. <Baranov>. The patronymic form of this name is just <KARPOVICH>.
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| | Mar-05-12 Polugaevsky vs Hort, 1981
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Kangaroo: <15. Bxe6 Bxc5+> would have deserved more attention.
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| | Jan-05-12 Kan vs Korchnoi, 1951
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Kangaroo: <master of defence: <Sastre> If 95. Kg8 in your line, what happens?> Apparently, after
< 94. Rxc2 Ne6+ 95. Kg8 Rxc2 96. h7 Rc8+ 97. Kf7 Ng5+>
Black is winning...
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| | Dec-04-11 McShane vs Carlsen, 2011
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Kangaroo: Move <72... Re2+> was suggested during the game with the idea <73. Rxe2 fxe2 74. Kxe2? f5!> and Black's chances are better. The refutation is <74. g4!> instead of <74. Kxe2> and after <74...hxg4 75. h5> White wins! Black King cannot stop both pawns, ...
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| | Sep-05-11 T Peine vs V Budde, 1970
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Kangaroo: Unzicker vs O Sarapu, 1970
is the original source!
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| | May-30-11 Teichmann vs Loman, 1904
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Kangaroo: There is an alternative solution, not as nice, but still decisive. <20. Rbe1 Qxg3 21. exf7++ Kd7 22. hxg3> and White wins by "brute force" with the unavoidable pawn move <f7-f8=Q>!
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