Oct-08-21 Chessgames Bookie chessforum 
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| wallytherhino: Dear Chessgames Management,
Part I:
Please restart this game. I always loved chess as a kid, even though I am at best rated 1500. Chessbookie game entertained me through high school, college, the armed forces, and at every step of life after. The community is what made the ... |
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Oct-15-19 Isle of Man Grand Swiss (2019) 
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| wallytherhino: Tournament Comments:
I am happy in a world full of draws we have Shirov in the lead with (+4 -1 =0). I hope Shirov-Carlsen will not derail the tournament for Shirov. There are four pair downs in round 6. The higher the number of pair downs the more polarizing the tie breaks ... |
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Aug-25-19 Sinquefield Cup (2019) 
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| wallytherhino: This tournament has been a draw fest, but it is a high-level competitive event in America at Saint Louis Chess Club, Saint Louis, Missouri. Breakdown:
Round 1: 5 draws, 1 Black Win (Anand Viswanathan) Round 2: 6 draws, 0 wins
Round 3: 6 draws, 0 wins
Round 4: 5 draws, 1 ... |
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Aug-18-19 Anand vs Carlsen, 2019 
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| wallytherhino: Carlsen leads Anand in all categories.
Classical: +12 -8 =48
(Including) Rapid/Exhibition: +29 -19 =74
(Only) Rapid/Exhibition: +17 -11 =26
I am looking for the sacrifice in this game. There are 9 games with a sacrifice in a grand total of 123 games played. Anand seems ... |
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Mar-16-18 World Championship Candidates (2018) 
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| wallytherhino: Ding Liren is pulling a Drawnik this tournament. |
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Jun-06-17 Norway Chess (Blitz) (2017) 
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| wallytherhino: The biggest surprise here comes with the results from Viswanathan Anand (2789 rapid, 2766 blitz). He goes 1-2 in the first three games and then draws out the rest. (+1 -2 =6) will get the job done in a long round robin as he can record wins against opponents who are mentally ... |
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Nov-30-16 Carlsen vs Karjakin, 2016 
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| wallytherhino: The plan for Karjakin (black) might be to take the pawn on b3 and then wreck havoc in the backfield, converting the chaos into a win. |
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Nov-23-16 Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016) 
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| wallytherhino: Games 1-7: Standard GM play. They were teasing out where the next tactical edge would come from. Game 8-9: They spent all the energy they sand bagged on games 1-7 on these two games. I hope that games 10-12 are just as epic. |
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Nov-21-16 Carlsen vs Karjakin, 2016 
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| wallytherhino: Karjakin went from turning down a draw offer on move 19 with a muddy board position. Karjakin turned it around and then beat Carlsen in a wild endgame. I impressed by the size and density of stones on Karjakin. |
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Jan-26-16 Tata Steel Masters (2016) 
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| wallytherhino: Wei Yi has redeemed himself with a win in round 9. This tournament is shaping up to be a very strong event. To anyone who says Carlsen is a pampered super GM he is proving with each tournament win he belongs in spades. Carlsen is Kasparov, but he is belongs in the top tier of ... |
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