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| Jan-04-10 | | goldfarbdj: I managed to score 18 on the Guess-the-Move -- I'd have done even better, if I'd found 23 Be7+. I'm looking and looking, and I don't see what white does after 23. ... Nxe7. LIFE Master AJ found it too obvious to put on his site. Can somebody help me please? |
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| Jan-04-10 | | Marmot PFL: <goldfarbdj> Guess just 24 Rxe5 and black will lose Ne6 with check as well - 24...Kxe5 25 Re1+ etc. Good game by Polgar, and I'm sure Mamedyarov has found safer lines to play vs top players. |
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| Jan-05-10 | | goldfarbdj: Now that I look at it again in light of the previous comment, I see that if 24 ... Kxe5 25 Re1+ black loses the knight on e6 with *mate*, not just check. So black has to play 24 ... c6 or Kd7, and white plays 25 Qxe6+ and then 26 Rxc5. |
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| Jun-22-10 | | LIFE Master AJ: My old site (Geo-Cities) shut down, my page on the analysis of this game has moved. (See below.) http://www.ajschess.com/lifemastera... |
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| Aug-03-10 | | LIFE Master AJ: This game is also annotated in the book: "50 Essential Chess Lessons," by FM Steve Giddins. (Game # 3.) |
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| Aug-03-10 | | LIFE Master AJ: 11.Ng5 was played by Karpov against Korchnoi in one of their World Championship matches. (It was a product of Tal's brain, believe it ... or not.) |
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| Apr-30-11 | | pkkandel: where is <notyetagm>? he used to call Shakhriyar Mamedyarov "king of tactics" but i dont see even a micro element of that in this game. |
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| May-21-11 | | Whitehat1963: Remains by far the longest game in the Guess-the-Move database's five hardest games. Obviously a complex masterpiece. |
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Apr-30-13
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11.Ng5 was the brainchild of Zaitsev. |
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Apr-01-14
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| Aug-17-16 | | jvitray: In light of 24. Qf3+ Kc4 25. b3# throwing the Queen in the way with 24... Qe4 only prolongs. |
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| Aug-17-16 | | WorstPlayerEver: Nice tactic, but it's not hard to see what happens when QxKt ;) |
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| Dec-17-16 | | ACMEKINGKRUSHER: hhhhmmmmm,
Man, Woman, or Child has a GREAT DAY and it is assumed that they are CHEATING???? Not a fan or hater of Polgar! To say she is a CHEAT is so, so, WRONGO! One of Judit's Sisters SUSAN Polgar does need to learn about FREEDOM & hijabs. WAY to Go US CHESS for their Support! |
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| Aug-03-17 | | wondairfoul: Why after 11Ng5 Black dont play Qxg5,
much too simple ? |
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| Aug-03-17 | | Nerwal: <Why after 11Ng5 Black dont play Qxg5, > 11... ♕xg5 was under cloud back then following Kasparov vs Shirov, 2001. Nowadays it's the opposite, 11... ♕xg5 is fine for Black and White avoids the line most of the time. |
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| Aug-03-17 | | wondairfoul: Nerwal: thanks for these explanations |
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| Aug-06-17 | | Iwer Sonsch: Doesn't 22.Rxe5 win so much material that it isn't in any way inferior to the game line? |
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| Aug-06-17 | | Iwer Sonsch: At least, 24.Qf3+ and 25.b3 ends the game. |
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| Aug-13-17 | | jffun1958: <Iwer Sonsch> if 24. ... Qe4 25. Qxe4+ Kc4 26. Qxe6+ Kd3 27. Red1+ Kc2 28. Qd2# |
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| Oct-05-17 | | Weeping Warrior: I Managed Somehow To Score A 34. |
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Mar-05-18
 | | Arn Zufeld: Minus this,minus that,minus this,minus that,I’d really hate to have you score my tennis match... |
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| Sep-08-18 | | Caissa04: I scored 61 on guess the move because I remembered the Svidler game that started like this one. |
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| Mar-20-19 | | chesstauren: Never decline the Karpov gambit! |
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| Apr-02-19 | | chesstauren: This game is proof that Caissa exists |
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| Sep-15-19 | | Patzer Natmas: Game featured in "New in Chess - Tactics Training - Judit Polgar" Solve for white on move 20.
Text states:20.♗g5+! ♔d7 20...♔e8 21.♘f6+ White wins 20...♘xg5 21.♘xg5 White wins 21.♘c5+ ♗xc5 22.♕f7+ ♔d6 23.♗e7+ ♔d5 23...♔d5 24.♕f3+ ♔c4 25.b3# |
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sac: 12.Nxf7