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Nov-30-04 | | alexandrovm: Right on <kingsands...etc> and welcome! |
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Mar-12-05 | | Orbitkind: Can anyone help me as to why white cannot play 31.Qxh4 |
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Mar-12-05
 | | tpstar: 31. Qxh4?? g5 32. Qg3/Qh5 Rxf4 wins.
Nice display by Kasparov of a positional advantage leading to winning tactics. |
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Oct-21-05 | | Gritty: 1973, how young would Kasparov been? 10? |
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Oct-26-05 | | Anatooly Homedepotov: 10. Welcome aboard, Gritty! |
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Dec-11-05 | | roger05: Hi Sadgrinner, Magerramov resigned because Kasparov would not have played Qxe5 to recover the Knight. He could have gone Bxg2+. Not taking the Bishop with the Queen results in mate so after white Qxg2 Black would Qxf5 taking the rook and not the Knight. |
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Jan-24-07 | | radioterapista: Bxg2 + ??, because after that move there is Qxg2 and lose the advantage... If white plays Qxf4, black plays Kxd7 and white can resign. Sadgrinner idea is correct! (I think) |
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Feb-21-07 | | amadeus: 26.Re2 seems like a regular blunder to me.
26... Qf5-Bc5-Bc6 was nice, but why not 26... Rxf4 ? Fear of a trap? Doesn't kids like tactics anymore? BTW, nice ending. |
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Sep-09-07 | | MH7000: Y would Rxf4??? Then black would do rook to d1, right? help me out here |
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Mar-22-08 | | Jason Frost: <sadgrinner>There is no endgame white resigned because after 36 ... Rxf4 37. Rxf4 Qxe5 38. Rf1 Qxb2 white can't stop the pawn from queening. <amadeus>Why Gaza played 26. Qf5? instead of Rxf4! winning immidiatly, probably had a mental lapse or fell asleep. <roger05> After 37. ... Bxg2?? 38. Qxg2 Qxf4 39. Nxd7( ) white is up 2 pieces for two pawns |
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Nov-06-08 | | TheWizardfromHarlem: why does 10.Nb3 come after Bd7? |
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Nov-06-11 | | DubbleX: good game kasparov crushes in end game |
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Nov-28-12 | | Arkan: 18.11.1973 is the exact date of the game ! update it pls |
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Mar-07-13 | | Chessbing: instead of asking why, i say 36.Nxe5 Rxf4 37.Qxf4 could've been played to save the knight. But this is not to take Garry Kasparov's greatness away from the man. |
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Mar-07-13 | | Chessbing: I'm sorry 37Qxf4 and black answers amazingly with Qxg2 checkmate |
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Mar-07-13 | | Chessbing: kasparov the great kasparov the wonderful |
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Apr-04-13 | | Shibin: I was checking this game with the engine, and imagine my surprise when the engine showed -5.2 after 26.Re2. Kasparov missed 26..Rxf4! |
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Jun-09-13 | | pumping707: 26 Rxf4 is the best move for kasparov......I guess the guy didn't see it... |
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Aug-27-13 | | Cedroke: 35. ... Rc2 36. Bf2 Be3! Would surely be beautiful, the bishop can't take because of Bxg2, leading to mate in a couple of moves. |
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Feb-27-14 | | MrJafari: An exciting game but Why didn't white do: 36.Nxe5 ?! |
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May-03-14 | | Stonefaces: Sweet and good game played.. |
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Dec-10-15 | | KPMITfan: Worth a Game of the day |
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Dec-22-16 | | kaliber39: Gentelmen 28. Kd5 any good? |
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Apr-13-20 | | dhotts: Elmar pushed his e-pawn 20.e5 too late and succumbed to Gary...Had Elmar done so earlier on move 17.e5!, he would have crushed Gary. |
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Aug-21-20
 | | keypusher: <dhotts: Elmar pushed his e-pawn 20.e5 too late and succumbed to Gary...Had Elmar done so earlier on move 17.e5!, he would have crushed Gary.> click for larger viewIn case (like me) you're wondering why this is: 17....dxe5 18.fxe5 bxc3 19.Qxg7! Rg8 20.exf6!. |
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