wouldpusher Member since Jun-30-07 <Me versus NN> 1. e4 e5 2. f3 d6 3. d4 g4 4. dxe5 dxe5 5. xd8+ xd8 6. xe5 e6 7. g5+ f6 8. h4 g5 9. g3 fxe5?? 10. xe5 1-0 click for larger view Someone actually fell for the old trap. LOL.

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Jul-20-11 J Killane vs S Godley, 2009    wouldpusher: <Garech> Just watched your videos on this game, and it's very informative. Thanks :)      Jun-04-11 S Ovsejevitsch vs A Goloshchapov, 1997    wouldpusher: I think 23. e5 e4 should be followed by 24. a5, with the idea of 24. ...      Jun-02-11 A Timofeev vs Svidler, 2008    wouldpusher: Finding 18. xf6 gxf6 19. xh7+ xh7 20.      Jan-17-11 Jurez vs Gasloi, 1968    wouldpusher: The main variation after the 20. g4 line seems to be 20. ... xg4 21. g1      Nov-19-10 Wan Yunguo vs S Abu Sufian, 2009    wouldpusher: I seem to have missed the longest variation in the e5 line: 24. e5 dxe5 25. xe5+ f8 26. xd7      Oct-15-09 Zhu Chen vs I Krush, 2002   wouldpusher: 26. ... d6! 27. e1 d4! = is more playable, protecting the h8 diagonal and equalizing.      Sep-16-09 Mieses vs Von Scheve, 1904   wouldpusher: Position at move 43 makes a nice Tuesday puzzle. However, the same mating pattern could have been accomplished at move 40: 40. d8+ g7 41.      Sep-15-09 H Pusch vs V Gassmann, 2001   wouldpusher: 63. a8=!! immediately wins.      Aug-30-09 M Bluvshtein vs A Moiseenko, 2009   wouldpusher: <Hesam7> If 20...c6 21.f5 d4+ 22.h1      Jun-26-09 N Gaprindashvili vs A Blagidze, 1963    wouldpusher: 13. h5 gxh5 14. xf7 h6! 15. f4

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