Dec-15-18 L Fernandez Siles vs Antonio Hernandez, 2008 
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saturn2: I saw
26. Qxd4 exd4
27. Re7+ Kh8
28. Nf6 Bg7
29. Re8+ Bf8
30. Rxf8+ Kg7
31. Rf7+ Kh6
Then I deviated with 32. Rh7+? and gave up looking for mate after a few further moves.
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| | Dec-15-18 Kasparov vs Beliavsky, 1983
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saturn2: 31 Rg1 offers unnecessarily the exchange but if 31...Nxg1 black is still lost after the terrible blunder before.
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| | Dec-14-18 Kasparov vs A Vilaisarn, 2008
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saturn2: I looked at 19. Nxf5
19...Bxa3 20. Nxg7+ Ke7 21. Ra1 Bb4 22. Rxa6 materual plus 19...exf5 20. e6 Bxg5 21. exd7+ Qxd7 22. hxg5 O-O bishop pair and open h file look good but enough for a puzzle solution?
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| | Dec-13-18 Shabalov vs Sasikiran, 2008
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saturn2: I think the refutation of the line given by <malt 33.Q:h6+ Rh7
34.R:f6> is
34...Rh5
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| | Dec-12-18 Berliner vs S E Almgren, 1946
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saturn2: I took 32. Nf5
32...Qe5 33. Qxh6+ gxh6 34. g7+ Kh7 35. Rxh6#
32..Nxf6 33. Qxh6+ gxh6 34. g7+ Kh7 35. Nxd6+ Bf5 36. Bxf5# 32..Qf4 33. Rxe6 plus puece
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| | Dec-11-18 Hoang Thong Tu vs J Gonzalez Garcia, 2008
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saturn2: <An Englishman> If black takes the knight white wins back a piece soon or gets a mating attack. 13...fxe5
14. fxe5 (Bh4 is not necessary) Bc7
15. Rxf8+ Kxf8
16. Rf1+
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| | Dec-10-18 Tal vs A S Segal, 1952
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saturn2: I saw after 29. Rxd7 both
29..Rxc5 30. Rxf7+ and
29..Rxd7 30. Ne6+
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| | Dec-08-18 A Tate vs R Vedder, 2008
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saturn2: I saw white gehts the f,g,h pawn for a knight and in addition a strong attack.
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| | Dec-06-18 S Slipak vs T Gibson, 2008
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saturn2: Black has a queen for 2 pieces. After
33 Rxd4 Qxd4 34. Ne5 Qxe5 35. Rxe5
black gives back the queen for two pieces. Not very convincing for me with only a pawn plus.
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| | Dec-05-18 Beliavsky vs R Roskar, 2008
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saturn2: After 21...Qxg3?
comes 22. Qd4 threatening to trap the queen by Re3
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