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Feb-14-12
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Thanks for the info. I think my brain does like to think of specific moves, although it does backfire. |
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Feb-14-12 | | srag: Easier than yesterday, right? |
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Feb-14-12 | | Crispy Seagull: What was white planning with 16. Be3? Seems easy to see now obviously, when we know the outcome, but I wonder can't help but wonder why he would leave the pawn unprotected. I'm sure at 13 he was still a better player than I'll ever be, so perhaps there was a plan. |
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Feb-14-12
 | | Diademas: <once: When we look at a chess puzzle, sometimes we see <plans> and sometimes we see <moves>.>
And sometimes we find ourselfs in the fortunate position that we have seen it all before.
I can honestly say that this took me less than a seccond. Yesterday was not good for me. Anything more than a mate in two on a monday does that.
B.t.w. good pun! |
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Feb-14-12 | | TheFocus: <once>< When we look at a chess puzzle, sometimes we see <plans> and sometimes we see <moves>.> I once saw Jesus's face. |
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Feb-14-12 | | Archerforthelord: Crispy, the idea behind 16 Be3 is to trap the white knight frankly its not easy to see queen sacrifices when selecting candidate moves, at least for me its not. |
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Feb-14-12 | | stst: Q-sac again,
17..... Qh5+
18.gxh5 Rh4# |
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Feb-16-13
 | | chancho: 16.Be3 was clearly to prevent Carlsen's Knight from escaping. (Hammer followed it up with 17.Re1.)
But he underestimated 16...Rxe4.
(making Carlsen's Queen sac possible) |
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Jul-12-13 | | nopassion4jazz: Since the first move I know that carlsen using fischer's modern games rules - very good one - very instructive, and for some, this is realy persuasive :) |
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Jul-12-13 | | Mudphudder: Very pretty game. Even given the rating difference at the time. |
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Aug-06-13 | | notyetagm: J L Hammer vs Carlsen, 2003 17 ... ?
 click for larger view17 ... ♕b5-h5+! 0-1 <pins against squares: h4-sq>
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Aug-06-13 | | notyetagm: J L Hammer vs Carlsen, 2003 Game Collection: TIYDIIIS - THAT IS YOUR DEFENDER! IT INTERPOSES! 17 ... Qb5-h5+! 0-1 White g4-pawn interposes/shields h4-mate sq |
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Jan-19-14
 | | Nightsurfer: This game here <Jon Ludvig Hammer vs Magnus Carlsen (2003)> demonstrates a very interesting and sophisticated version of the famous constellation of the <MATE of ANASTASIA> - whereas the games as follows D Steinwender vs R Gralla, 1972 & J Gast vs E Bhend, 1987 & T Voronova vs Vo Hong Phuong, 2000 - demonstrate the more basic version of the <MATE of ANASTASIA> ... ;-) ... anyway, our beautiful, but treacherous <Anastasia> will live forever ... in the Realm of our beloved <Queen Caissa>! |
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Dec-25-14 | | Dave12: nice... i'd say after playing 13..Ne2, king's move, BxN and Be3, there is no way to defend the N from Re8, and then continues Rxg4 Qxe2 with no compensation for material. but Magnus saw all this and found the blow 17..Qh5 |
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Nov-16-15 | | gars: After 11) ...Qg5 Black pieces spring to life and simply smash White's game. Amazing! |
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Nov-16-15 | | pedro99: Once you've seen this it sticks; a bit like the Reti Tartakower sac |
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Nov-16-15
 | | Tabanus: No blitz game, but rather time pressure (at move 17?) if I remember correctly. I think it's from here: http://www.chess-results.com/tnr137... |
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Nov-16-15 | | thegoodanarchist: <Arcturus: Ha ha !
"Can't touch this"
. . . . sounds like my last Valentine's Day date>Hilarious! |
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Nov-16-15 | | thegoodanarchist: <TheFocus: <once>< When we look at a chess puzzle, sometimes we see <plans> and sometimes we see <moves>.> I once saw Jesus's face.>
Exile on Main St. |
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Feb-05-16
 | | yiotta: Magnusifent !! |
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Sep-06-16 | | Alexandro: The correct defence to whites on the 15th move would be c4 impeding the sequence that brought checkmate! |
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Aug-17-17 | | Marcelo Bruno: It's a position that results in the anastasia's mate after 18. gxh5 Rh4#. |
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Nov-18-17 | | John Abraham: nice miniature |
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Nov-22-17 | | refi: I think Hammer should attacked Carlsen at move 16 with Pawn to a4! |
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Jun-22-22 | | fulertal: 16. Re1 Rxe4 17. Rxe2 Rxe2 18. Nd4 Qa6 19. Nxe2
white better play. |
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