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Jan-20-05 | | Republic of Texas: Wouldn't 62. Qe3 hold against 62. ..., Ne2? |
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Jan-20-05 | | ChessMan94: I say Black should take the f pawn and look for a way to win... |
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Jan-20-05 | | Stevens: we're about to find out! it's been played! i'm guessing maybe Qe3? |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Gypsy: I guess we will see. |
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Jan-20-05 | | acirce: <Wouldn't 62. Qe3 hold against 62. ..., Ne2?> Maybe "hold" but Black continues to press with 62..Qf1 63.Bf2 Nxc3 64.Bxh4 Ne4 -- now with a passer. Maybe 62.Bf2 is best. |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Gypsy: We did not consider the pawn endgame yet (I did not) ... |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Annie K.: 61...Ne2 62. Qe4+ Kh6 (if Kg/h8 Qe8+ repeat as needed) 63. Be3 looks dangerous for black, no? |
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Jan-20-05 | | InspiredByMorphy: I dont see how this game wont end in a draw. |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Gypsy: < Annie K.: 61...Ne2 62. Qe4+ Kh6 (if Kg/h8 Qe8+ repeat as needed) 63. Be3 looks dangerous for black, no? > Whatch out for 62...dxe4. |
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Jan-20-05 | | arielbekarov: Why not Bf2 ?
Ariel |
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Jan-20-05 | | SCUBA diver: Annie, you cannot play 62. Qe4, the queen is lost |
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Jan-20-05 | | InspiredByMorphy: Maybe 63.Qg4 would be good? |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Annie K.: oops, missed the pawn, thanks guys :) |
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Jan-20-05 | | InspiredByMorphy: Looks like blacks might come out on top after 63. ...Qxf4+ |
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Jan-20-05 | | InspiredByMorphy: Nevermind. Overlooked 64.Qxf4 Nxf4 65.Bxh4 |
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Jan-20-05 | | percyblakeney: Black would still be better after Qxf4+ and so on, but not enough to win I guess?! |
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Jan-20-05 | | SCUBA diver: Now black cannot prevent perpetual |
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Jan-20-05
 | | Gypsy: <InspiredByMorphy: Nevermind. Overlooked 64.Qxf4 Nxf4 65.Bxh4> That probably is where Adams is heading. (I would.) The N vs B endgame is going to be a hard work. Black does have fair chences though. |
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Jan-20-05 | | arielbekarov: Another great game in this great tournament !
Thank you all and until next time !
Ariel |
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Jan-20-05
 | | tamar: What is a winning plan for Black? King on e4 and Knight on e2 would be ideal, but White can prevent King penetration with g4... |
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Jan-20-05
 | | chessgames.com: Thanks to everybody for coming by today. Next game in morning 7:30am EST (Miami time). |
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Jan-20-05 | | patzer2: Terrific defensive play by Judit Polgar in this game! |
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Jan-20-05
 | | tpstar: I'm glad Polgar held the draw, but I'm also pleased Adams made her work for it. Nice game by both players. |
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Jan-20-05 | | patzer2: While Judit played outstanding defensive chess following 44. Qa5!?, she missed the more obvious 35. Bf2 (not 35. Ba2? dropping the pawn), remaining a pawn up with advantage. |
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Jul-26-23
 | | plang: 19 Bd3 had been played in a game at the 1966 Swedish Championship; 18 Bb1 was new. Adams was critical of 22..Nc6? saying that 22..Rxc1 would have been better keeping White's advantage to a minimum. 30 Re2 would have been stronger maintaining a solid White edge. 51..Ne4? allowed White to escape; 51..h4! would have been very strong Muller offered extensive analysis including this pretty variation: 51..h4! 52 Kh1..Ne4 53 Bd4..Qd1+ 54 Kh2? (54 Bg1..Nxc3 55 f5..Qe1 would also have been decisive) 54..Nd2 55 Bg1..Nf3+! 56 gxf..Qe2+ 57 Kh1..Qxf3+ 58 Kh2..Qg3+ 59 Kh1..Qxh3+ 60 Bh2..Qf3+ 61 Kg1..h3 and wins. |
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