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Member since Dec-21-07 · Last seen Nov-27-09
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   Nov-27-09 Seirawan vs Timman, 1990 (replies)
 
hedgeh0g: <dzechiel> Is this your first non-Puzzle of the Day post? If so, congratulations! :P
 
   Nov-27-09 BNbank Blitz (2009) (replies)
 
hedgeh0g: Increment blitz isn't Nakamura's usual scene. A lot of his strength comes from the sheer speed at which he plays and his ability to flag those who he doesn't outplay. Perhaps there'll be some surprising results...
 
   Nov-26-09 Duras vs Moravec, 1923
 
hedgeh0g: 6.Bxf7+!
 
   Nov-26-09 Shirov vs S Fedorchuk, 2009 (replies)
 
hedgeh0g: Huge blunder by a 2650 player. How can you play the Sicilian at that level and not be aware of the Na4/Nc4 and Bb6 tricks?
 
   Nov-26-09 Naiditsch vs Onischuk, 2009
 
hedgeh0g: Bxf7 is also threatened.
 
   Nov-25-09 M Szydlowska vs M Zajac, 2001
 
hedgeh0g: Moral of this story: Don't play ...h6 in the Caro-Kann when your opponent has a knight on g5.
 
   Nov-25-09 Arno Nickel
 
hedgeh0g: He looks like Lars Ulrich of Metallica in that photo.
 
   Nov-25-09 V Zurakhov vs Koblents, 1956
 
hedgeh0g: A double underpromotion! Pretty amazing stuff.
 
   Nov-25-09 Spassky vs Rodgaisky, 1948
 
hedgeh0g: You don't always need to resign when you blunder material: J L Burden vs Christiansen, 1992
 
   Nov-25-09 J L Burden vs Christiansen, 1992
 
hedgeh0g: <Why not 27.Bishop takes g6. it seems strong and deadly with little defense...am i wrong and why?> I know this comment comes a little late, but I imagine Black would simply play Bh6+ and take the bishop, hence the reason White moved his king to b1 instead of taking the bait.
 
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