May-15-13 N Aggelis vs A Heimann, 2012 
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abuzic: <SuperPatzer77:>
More on 31.Qe7
31.Qe7 Nh3+ 32.Kg2 leads to winning position after 32...Qxd5+ 34.Kxh3 31.Qe7 Nh3+ 32.Kf1? Qxd5 33.Qe4 Qxe4 34.Rxe4 f5 balck escapes the mate threats and is up 2 pawns, but still playable by white.
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| | May-13-13 G Reid vs V Avari, 1998
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abuzic: <64.Qa8+> draws:
After 62...a1Q? white has forced draw: 63.Qb8+ Ka6 (63...Kb6 also leads to same idea below), white draws with perpetual after 64.Qa8+ Bxa8
<(otherwise white mates:
64...Kb5 65.Qhe8+ Kb6 <(65...Bc6 66.Qexc6#)> 66.Qed8+ Kb5 <(66...Kc6 ...
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| | May-09-13 V Vepkhvishvili vs D Gedevanishvili, 1983
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abuzic: 32.Bf5+
if 32...Kh8 33.Bg6 threat Qf8#, and black will be mated. Even Q sac will not save him. If 33...Rf7 34.Nxf7+ Kg8 35.Nh6+ and mate next, if 32...exf5 33.Qxf5+ Kh8 34.Qf8+(or Qc8+) Kh7 35.Qg8+ <alternative 35.Qf5+>
35...Kxh6 36.Rf6+ Kg5
<36...Kxh5 37.Qh7+ Kg5 (or ...
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| | May-07-13 E Djingarova vs A Ushenina, 2006
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abuzic: <23.Nxg4!> deserves credit, as it exploits the weak B on d7, the potential fork Nf6+, for example: 23...Re6 24.Nf4 Qe4 25.Nxe6 Qxg4 26.Nxg7 Qxg7; and 23...Kh8 24.Ngf6. <(23...Qe6 was a mistake after the 2nd sac: 24.Nxg7! Kxg7?)> but what else? if 24...Qg6 25.Nh5; and for ...
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| | Apr-23-13 B Ivanovic vs K Osmanovic, 1983
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abuzic: <alexrawlings: Earlier in the game, after <29 f4>, shouldn't black just play <29.. Nxe4?> Is there a tactic I've missed?> if 29...Nxe4 30.Nxe4 Qxe4 then 31.Bb6 Qc6 32.Bxd8
29...Ra3 was OK, but not 30...Ra2, 30...Rc8 was more accurate if 31.Bd4 Bf8 keeping black's ...
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| | Apr-21-13 K Bischoff vs G Jones, 2006
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abuzic: <goodevans: I get it depends how close to the wind you like to sail, but after <30...Bxf3> I don't think I'd want to be white.
Maybe the computers say otherwise, but they tend to have better nerves than humans.> The idea is that the black R cannot leave the 8 rank due to ...
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| | Apr-21-13 M Esserman vs P Nutzman, 2009
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abuzic: 17.?
White wishes to play Nd6+ or Nc7+, but the Q guards d6 and d7 with a check, the B on d3 blocks the d file in front of the R and black can castle ...0-0 to avoid Nd6+, so 17.Bh7 both opens the d file for the R to support d6 and prevents black castling 1) 17...Ra5 pins the N/Q ...
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| | Apr-15-13 V Ouwendijk vs Y Gorter, 2005
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abuzic: <leow:>
I often confuse Deutch for Dutch and vs, it is Netherlands correct.
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| | Apr-04-13 Xiu Deshun vs J Sriram, 2012
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abuzic: <23...Rg8> was not the best shot for black: 23...Rg8 24.Ng5 Qxh4 25.Rc3 <instead of ...Nh3> Rxg5 26.Qf4+ Re5 27.Rh3 Qxh3 28.Qxe5+ Nxe5 29.Bxh3 and escape from heavy losses Instead, black had the crushing 23...Be3!:
24.Nxf6 Bxf2 and the threat of ...Qg1# cannot be met ...
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| | Mar-26-13 R Narmontas vs G Petraitis, 2009
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abuzic: 12.Be5+ and 12.Bg5
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