Nov-07-12 Granda-Zuniga vs R Rodriguez Lopez, 1995 
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ventricule: I went for 24. Ng7 + and then 25 Qh5, mixing the ideas in both lines. Does it work ? I cannot seem to see an escape for black.
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| | Aug-02-12 Carlsen vs Bacrot, 2012
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ventricule: Sweet, Wang Hao won just in time to go play for the gold medal in olympic ping pong : http://www.london2012.com/table-ten...
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| | Aug-01-12 DeFirmian vs A Rustemov, 1999
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ventricule: <Jimfromprovidence> I agree with you, I got stuck on this for an eternity.
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| | Jul-22-12 K Rodriguez vs P Alzola Tovar, 2002
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ventricule: Analysis here : http://www.uschess.org/cc/dunne/apr...
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| | Jul-20-12 Kerner vs A Brinckmann, 1955
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ventricule: And in his DVD, lawrence trent recommands the same Bxf7+ approach, following this game : K Asrian vs A Minasian, 2007
I agree it does sound extremely simple when you look at it, white is simply a pawn up.
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| | Jul-12-12 Morphy vs NN, 1858
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ventricule: I don't understand, isn't it the same gotd as on Jul 4th , with a different move order at the beginning ? Looks like CG shamefully removed the July 4th game from the gotd archive, so I cannot verify. Is it some kind of apology for the slightly inaccurate move order last week ?
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| | Jul-05-12 A Reshko vs O Kaminsky, 1972
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ventricule: This one is quite tough for a thursday in my opinion. I figured out the underpromotion (but no way I would have been careful enough to spot it on the board !), and a bishop looked like a better choice than a knight. Then I found that the only possible plan was to bring it on f7 ...
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| | Jul-03-12 Morozevich vs Onischuk, 1996
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ventricule: 21. ... Bb8 is a very nice backwards attacking move. Too bad it wasn't enough. I guess you don't outattack Moro that easily
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| | Jul-03-12 Belov vs Nezhmetdinov, 1961
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ventricule: This game deserves to be more kibitzed. CG could throw it as a wednesday/thursday puzzle at black's move 30 to help !
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| | Jun-15-12 M Piskur vs B Klein, 2012
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ventricule: Thanks <Tiggler>, I found the line with Qd2 but collapsed at the very last move, not seeing the immediate Qc7#. I think it is the best defence because white can easily go wrong with 32. Qg7+ . Or maybe does it also win ?
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