Jun-15-13 M Tratatovici vs O Bylino, 2012
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UnsoundHero: There's something wrong with the moves of the game. On 21 Nb5 Qxa3, white should play 22 Nxa3.
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| | May-25-13 C Frick vs Suba, 2012
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UnsoundHero: One fascinating line is 33...Ng5 34 hxg5 Bxb4 35 g6 Bxd2 36 g7 Qg4 37 Qd7 Bh6 38 Qd6+ Kb7 39 Qxh6 Qxe2, which is a more opportune moment to capture the N on e2.
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| | Apr-27-13 E Formanek vs A Lein, 1977 
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UnsoundHero: White can win by getting a passed-pawn of his own with 33 Rd5, Rh5, and Rxh7.
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| | Apr-21-13 M Esserman vs P Nutzman, 2009 
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UnsoundHero: What happens after 17 Bh7 Ra6 ?
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| | Apr-17-13 P Hoffmann vs R Aschenbrenner, 2009 
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UnsoundHero: 18 Nf7 isn't as good: 18...Kxf7 19 Ng5+ Kg8 20 Qxe6+ Kg7 21 Qf7+ Kh6 22 Qxd5 Qf6 23 Nf7+ Kg7 24 Nxh8 Kxh8. White's still winning, but not nearly as good as being 2 pawns up and keeping the attack.
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| | Mar-31-13 Stefansson vs J Norqvist, 1998 
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UnsoundHero: I thought it looked strange when Black developed his QN to c6, moved it back to b8, moved it to c6 again, then un-developed his QB from b7 to c8. It's almost as if he lost just for this reason.
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| | Mar-15-13 Chekhov vs H U Gruenberg, 1983 
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UnsoundHero: I like the line 18 Nd6 f6 19 Nxb7 fxe5 20 Bxd5+ Kh8 21 Be4 g6 22 Qxg6 exd4 23 Nd6, returning to the scene of the crime.
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| | Mar-12-13 D Jackson vs Z Vranesic, 1971 
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UnsoundHero: Instead of 9 0-0, why not 9 Ndb5 to give White a strategically won game?
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| | Mar-08-13 Fischer vs Mednis, 1957 
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UnsoundHero: I noticed that this game has similarities to Mednis-Fischer, played 2 years later, players and colors reversed. Mednis vs Fischer, 1959
But in Mednis-Fischer, white had his knight awkwardly on g8 instead of solidly on b1. Black also had a triple battery on the b file. With ...
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| | Feb-08-13 Ljubojevic vs R Gunawan, 1983 
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UnsoundHero: After 22...Ne2+ 23 Bxe2 Qb6+ 24 Bd4, Black should recapture with his d8 rook, 24...Rdxd4, to see if White gets an adrenaline rush, and plays 25 Qd8+, hoping for back-rank mate. Play would continue 25 Qd8+ Rxd8+. If White then tries to play Rxd8, Black should remind him to take ...
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