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Dec-09-10 | | hannahbelle: so lovely is the game |
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Jul-03-11 | | positionalgenius: such a beautiful game. |
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Aug-27-11 | | Psihadal: This game deserves more recognition.
An absolute masterpiece! |
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Aug-31-11 | | kasparvez: What a beauty! This is vintage Karpov, and it bears the stamp of his feel for harmony in piece coordination. Pieces move, support each other, and create ever new patterns of attack and defence. Only in music one may come across such orchestration, not in chess. |
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Aug-31-11 | | Mr. Bojangles: Sheer brilliance.
Karpov was conducting an orchestra - great music. |
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Dec-13-12
 | | Check It Out: Awesome game. |
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May-23-13 | | vajeer: Why not 24...Nxe3 |
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May-23-13 | | suenteus po 147: <vajeer> How would you answer 25.Rd7+? |
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Jul-08-13 | | Mudphudder: This is the most beautiful game I've seen from Karpov! |
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Nov-19-13 | | Billy Pilgrim: <suenteus po 147> 25...Rc8 |
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Nov-19-13
 | | Sastre: <vajeer: Why not 24...Nxe3> If 24...Nxe3, 25.Rd7+ Rc7 26.Rxc7+ Bxc7 27.Nd7 Rc8 28.fxe3 Bxh2+ 29.Kxh2 Rxc6 30.Bc3 . |
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Apr-06-14 | | tranquilsimplicity: Ain't it grand to see Karpov play in this fascinating fashion? I would have loved to see more such games from Karpov.# |
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Apr-06-14 | | AsosLight: Stunning game. Bring us more of this! |
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Jun-13-14 | | Everett: < AsosLight: Stunning game. Bring us more of this!> Just 25 years worth from '71-'96 to look through! |
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Aug-21-14 | | Shams: Vintage Karpov. Who plays Bc1-d2-e1 and then uncorks a combination like this? |
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Aug-21-14
 | | HeMateMe: Not too bad for a guy perhaps ten years past his prime. Remove Kasparov from the picture, and Karpov has a reign like Lasker's, but with many more title matches won. |
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Aug-25-14 | | visayanbraindoctor: Near the end of his illustrious career, Karpov produces an immortal masterpiece. Fittingly enough a positional immortal. |
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Sep-16-14 | | SpiritedReposte: 30. b4! 31. Bc3! and black is asking where his counter play went. |
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Mar-15-15 | | carpovius: this is the chess understanding!!! |
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Mar-24-16 | | Hunter16: Karpov resembles Petrosian a lot |
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May-25-16 | | kamagong24: its scarier if Karpov sacrifices a piece on you |
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Mar-22-18 | | Saniyat24: Maybe Gulko should have taken the bishop with 21...Rc6, that bishop was too threatening...! |
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Jan-14-19
 | | kbob: I remember Tal, of all people, saying "I am not a particularly calculating player". The same is true of Karpov. I ask my students to find "threatening" moves which they then can do with very little coaching at moves 17, 18, 20, 25, 31, 34, 37, etc. So much of this magnificent edifice is constructed of simple two ply pins and forks. |
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Dec-20-19 | | Jambow: <Karpov resembles Petrosian a lot> Indeed he resemblance is unmistakable in this game. |
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Mar-12-21 | | Tadeusz Nida: 19 ... kb8 duh!
so, knight vs rook is theoretical draw?
thechessworld.com/articles/endgame/rooks-vs-knig-
- ht-elementary-endgame-technique/
but there are forced mates in over 250 moves, rnn vs nn, what about rnn vs nb? |
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