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Mar-05-09 | | Cacoethes: Great game by Magnus, and now the tournament is wide open again. |
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Mar-05-09 | | BishopofBlunder: Great game! If Grischuk hadn't fallen into time trouble, perhaps he could have held on. Then again, if frogs had wings... |
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Mar-05-09 | | Kaspykov: whats going on with the dancing rook at the top of this page ? haha this is so funny. |
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Mar-05-09 | | Wild Bill: If Black makes a move now, it is because he's in too much time pressure to realize how bad his position is. |
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Mar-05-09 | | whiteshark: Good game by Magnus! Congrats!! |
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Mar-05-09 | | Marmot PFL: That was quite a win, without any obvious mistakes by black, just a few 2nd rate moves was enough to lose. |
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Mar-05-09 | | Eyal: Now Carlsen & Ivanchuk are only half a point behind Grischuk with 2 rounds to go, it's still open. |
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Mar-05-09 | | Geronimo: <arkansaw> Not too clear a 1st place for Grishuk now. He's only a half point ahead of Carlsen and Ivanchuk. |
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Mar-05-09 | | theodor: this is the play of a future world champion! congrats |
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Mar-05-09 | | Ulhumbrus: <chessgames.com> Are you going to switch to any of the other games? |
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Mar-05-09 | | hardliner: <theodor: this is the play of a future world champion! congrats> You said it. Tremendous attacking play from Carlsen |
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Mar-05-09 | | arkansaw: <Geronimo> It is still remarkable considering such a strong field, plus he has led for the entire event even up to this point |
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Mar-05-09 | | parisattack: Excellent technique by Carlsen - but a horribly mangled Scheveningen by Grischuk. |
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Mar-05-09
 | | collodi: Great game. A series of fine razor-sharp moves by Carlsen. Reminds one of Bobby Fischer. |
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Mar-05-09 | | Geronimo: Agreed <Arkansaw>. Grischuk and his fans have absolutely nothing to apologise for. He's been remarkable since day one. Let's see if he can keep going, or if fatigue is setting in.... |
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Mar-05-09 | | arkansaw: well, there's only the lacklustre game between Radja and Domin...both players on their tiptoes marking move and time, until one guy falters in time trouble and slips into an inferior endgame. boring. |
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Mar-05-09
 | | chessgames.com: Thanks for stopping by today. Stick around and we'll show the finish of the Rajabov-Dominguez game in just a minute. |
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Mar-05-09 | | zarg: Well done Magnum! |
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Mar-05-09 | | PinnedPiece: Magnus the magnificent.
Great game.
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Mar-05-09 | | Chessdreamer: 15.Nde2, Adams vs Anand, 2005. |
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Mar-05-09 | | notyetagm: Game Collection: Blockaders do not defend squares Carlsen vs Grischuk, 2009
33 ?
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33 ♗e2-a6!
 click for larger viewGrischuk vs E Alekseev, 2008
53 ?
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53 ♗d1-h5! 1-0
 click for larger viewS Volkov vs Yifan Hou, 2008
61 ?
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61 ♘d5-b6! 1-0
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Mar-05-09 | | lost in space: sdrawkcab nur ot smees emit ecaps dna emit ni trelle tsnre rof hcraes ot evah i ecnis |
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Mar-05-09 | | znprdx: 15.fxe5 (apparently a novelty - WHY...which is what Carlsen realized...) dxe5 During the game I looked at the more direct:16. Nxc6 if Qxc6? 17. Bg5 Be7 18.Bxf6 Bxf6 19.Nd5! (if...Re6 20. Bg4) |
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Mar-05-09 | | Jack Kerouac: 'Razor Sharp' as is often passed around; in this game it applies. |
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Mar-05-09 | | Udit Narayan: Mr. Carlsen, you will be the next world champion!!! |
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