Mar-23-07 M Brodsky vs J Maiwald, 1994 
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Toporagno: I saw the moves in a different order:
35 Bxf5 exf5 36 Rxf6 gxf6 37 Qe1
menacing Qh4#. So if 37 ... Qf4 38 Qe7+ leading to mate. Am I right?
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| | Feb-05-06 Alatortsev vs Boleslavsky, 1950
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Toporagno: <Peter Reeve> 23.Re1 Ref2 24.Re7 and Black must exchange and loose. I think the best response to 23.Re1 is Bh3. However I can't find a clear win for Black from here... Can somebody help please?
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| | Jan-27-06 Ivanchuk vs Topalov, 2006
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Toporagno: I think Nd2, and maybe black will push back the bishop with h6... or else attack the c-pawn with Na5 and use the c-file for his rook
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| | Jan-17-06 Van Wely vs Topalov, 2006
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Toporagno: I think a future ...Qh4 si very dangerous for white
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| | Dec-19-05 Van der Wiel vs G Miralles, 1990
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Toporagno: <al wazir><Why is 23... f6 24. Qh6 Qe3 25. Qxh5 Qxd2 losing?> If I'm not wrong White can play 26. Rxg6. Then 26. ...hxg6 27. Qxg6+ Kh8 28. Rg1 and there's nothing to do for Balck; or 26. ...Kh8 that is losing due to 27. Rg1 or 27. Rh6
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| | Dec-16-05 A Moiseenko vs Potkin, 2003
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Toporagno: Does anybody see if there's something wrong with 23. ...Qe7?
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| | Dec-15-05 Smyslov vs M Fuller, 1968
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Toporagno: Sorry, not a mate in 2 with Bf5, however Black's in agony
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| | Dec-14-05 FIDE World Cup (2005)
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Toporagno: <moocow> In your line what if 22....Rxd7 ?
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| | Dec-12-05 V Malakhov vs Carlsen, 2005
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Toporagno: <Mateo> In your line 26....Bxd4
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| | Dec-12-05 Bacrot vs Aronian, 2005
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Toporagno: white decides to draw?
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