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Mar-03-05 | | hintza: <25.Qxf8> Well, not much to analyse there; 25.Qxf8 Kxf8 and Black is clearly winning. |
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Mar-03-05 | | familyguy: then re7 hintza |
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Mar-03-05 | | hintza: <familyguy> 25.Qxf8 Kxf8 26.Re7 Qd6 27.Rxf7+ Ke8 and Black defends safely and holds a winning material advantage. |
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Mar-03-05 | | familyguy: qf8 kxf8 re7 qd6 rfe1 then what? i guess black could always take the rook with the queen |
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Mar-03-05 | | hintza: <familyguy> If 27.Rfe1 then Black shouldn't take the rook with his queen, but the hanging bishop intead: 27.Rfe1 Qxd5+ 28.Kg1 Nxf6 and White is even worse off than if he plays the (still losing) 27.Rxf7+ which I mentioned in my last post. |
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Mar-03-05 | | familyguy: good point i missed that queen takes bishop with check because if the queen did not check i saw that white would play re8 mate, but with the lines you gave i concede that my idea is wrong thank you |
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Mar-03-05 | | hintza: <familyguy> You're welcome! As in so many lines like this, the check giving the extra tempo makes all the difference. |
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Mar-03-05 | | pinballace: <Ernesto7: why not Qd8 after Rd6? or anywhere, just reposition the queen while protecting the knigth....anyone see anything wrong?> Qd8 after Rd6 still loses the knight. If 25...Qd8, 26.Qxd8 Rxd8 27.Re7 black loses pawn or knight and position. I was looking at the play of 25...Qc8 then if 26. Rd6 then knight can escape with 26...Nb8 |
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Mar-03-05 | | pinballace: Never mind. I just saw. Rc6 kills Qc8. |
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Mar-03-05 | | onyok: i was looking at this for a good hour and my thinking process is just slow.. please bear with me.. what happens if 25. Rb1 ? |
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Mar-03-05 | | onyok: never mind.. i didnt see the simple c3 defense |
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Mar-03-05 | | sergeidave: what's wrong with 25.Be6, doesn't that also win the knight? |
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Mar-04-05 | | AtomicPawns: what am i missing ... i thought
25 Qxf7+ ...Rxf7
26 Re8++ |
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Mar-04-05 | | shortsight: <AtomicPawns> black wins with 26. ... Nf8. |
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Mar-04-05 | | drfelton: <sergeidave: what's wrong with 25.Be6, doesn't that also win the knight?> Can't Black then play 25...Rb7, protecting the Knight and breaking the pin? |
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Feb-01-06 | | MorphyMatt: uh... is 22. Qh6 o.k.????? |
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Feb-01-06 | | aw1988: 22. Qh6 is an illegal move. |
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Feb-01-06 | | mack: <22. Qh6 o.k.?????> It'd be fantastic, were it a legal move. |
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Feb-02-06 | | MorphyMatt: ah yes, bedtime for me |
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Jun-20-08 | | kellmano: I was reading this last night in Life and games of Michael Tal and if i was Darga i'd've played 13......g5, then taken on e5, then maybe fitted in ...f6 and ...kf7 at some point and won easily. Tal doesn't mention this line in his notes. I can't decide whether he simply never spotted it, or spotted it and refused to acknowledge it. |
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Jun-20-08
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Jun-20-08 | | whiteshark: <kellmano> It's drawbacks (weak square f6+f7, safe square h5 for the white queen, quick development of Ra1/Nc3) count more than it's advantage (♙e5). My guess is that even Korchnoi wouldn't have grabbed it. :D |
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Jan-06-13 | | cyclingfrank: What's wrong with 27.___; Qc8? I know I must be missing something. |
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Jan-06-13 | | kellmano: <kellmano: <cyclingfrank> 28. Be6 looks pretty damning> |
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Jul-17-14 | | Bowen Island: Game 187 in Hellsten's "Mastering Chess Strategy;" provocation by provoking weaknesses in the enemy camp, particularly through 15....g6, then by exploiting the position of the Black Knight on d7 through a series of pins. |
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