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| May-15-05 | | Jack Kerouac: Geez! I guess my schooling isn't as old as I thought! |
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May-15-05
 | | OhioChessFan: White will take the bishop with the rook. Undoubling pawns is not an issue right now. |
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| May-15-05 | | cheski: <Jack Kerouac: Geez! I guess my schooling isn't as old as I thought!> Lucky you!! |
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| May-15-05 | | Jack Kerouac: Cheski-Well, I have been on the road for a while... |
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| May-15-05 | | Franz the Stampede: Just why didnt Spidey took the Bishop with the pawn in order to try to create an obstacle to Pono's passed pawn? |
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| May-15-05 | | ahmadov: I also think that taking Pono's bishop with the pawn would bring more benefits for Mickey. Here, he finds himself in a more complicated situation to notch a win |
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| May-15-05 | | mack: Bollocks to this, the footie's on. |
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| May-15-05 | | Jack Kerouac: Inspiration for a chess song; goes a little like this:"Although I've tried not to,
I think I'm hopelessly drawn to you.." |
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May-15-05
 | | chessgames.com: We're getting ready to switch to another game. |
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| May-15-05 | | ahmadov: It is a shame, but I can see from the official web site that this is a draw with repetition. |
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| May-15-05 | | Jack Kerouac: Hey!That ditty wasn't that bad! |
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| May-15-05 | | ahmadov: Yes, it has been announced to be a draw |
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| May-15-05 | | TheSlid: And now the scramble to find a TV showing the football... |
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| May-15-05 | | Bossi: As I thought it ends on 1/2 - 1/2. |
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| May-15-05 | | WMD: The players engineered a draw without making it look too obvious. |
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| May-15-05 | | iron maiden: Rats, just as I get here to watch it, they draw. Maybe I haven't giving Ponomariov enough credit; it's no mean task to draw Anand and Adams with black on consecutive days. |
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| May-16-05 | | acirce: 22.Rxe3+ is the first new move and White starts the repeating sequence in move 24. As close to a non-game draw it gets. "Participants are getting accustomed to the new rules" - Boris Postovski, Deputy Chief Arbiter |
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| May-16-05 | | PinkPanther: <iron maiden>
Yeah, that game was 99% theory. It's nothing I couldn't have done with the black pieces. |
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| May-16-05 | | ajile: 4.D4 transposing into a Panov Attack is the best way to beat the Caro-Kann. Liquidating the center with cxd5 just helps Black equalize. |
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| May-17-05 | | jotaefe: Invito a los hispanos a hacer comentarios. |
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| May-21-05 | | espanol 2005: que buena idea, ahi va mi primer comentario en espanol, siempre he considerado la defensa caro-kann como inferior, fischer por ejemplo nunca la usó, y no se me olvida tampoco la ultima partida entre leko y kramnik por el campeonato del mundo, donde leko desde la apertura estaba en ligera desventaja usando la caro-kann, a la postre perderia, y tantos jeugos con caro-kann desastrosos puede ser una defensa muy solida, pero es muy arriesgada a la vez, el sacrificio de caballo clasico, el ahogamiento para las piezas negras en muchos casos, en fin, yo nunca juego caro-kann |
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| Mar-09-06 | | EmperorAtahualpa: <22.Rxe3+ is the first new move and White starts the repeating sequence in move 24. As close to a non-game draw it gets. "Participants are getting accustomed to the new rules" - Boris Postovski, Deputy Chief Arbiter> <acirce> Excellent post. Perhaps that means that if the goal is to avoid draws, the rules have become even more radical. |
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| Mar-09-06 | | acirce: Yes, but why anyone would consider draws as such a problem is beyond me. |
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| Mar-09-06 | | ughaibu: There are always people who haven't read the book. |
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Jan-31-24
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