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Jul-18-11 | | andrewjsacks: Judit at her best, and very nice to see. |
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Jul-18-11 | | IRONCASTLEVINAY: GOTD in one day? |
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Jul-18-11 | | sevenseaman: Judith has a wonderful multidimensional position. Surya cannot think of an immediate resource. Advance of the 'd' pawn escalates the problem. The Q cannot move away because Black Q will pick away the f3 R with impunity. |
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Jul-18-11 | | superparrot: Yet another reason why Polgar is one of my favorite players. |
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Jul-18-11 | | GlennOliver: I don't currently have any electronic aids with which to work through the analysis, but 59. Rg4
seems to have good chances for the draw.
Your thoughts? |
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Jul-18-11 | | ColeTrane: a gangly attack on ganguly . . . now we've made fun of her first and last name |
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Jul-18-11 | | ColeTrane: but seriously, this is a Black Lion defense. |
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Jul-18-11 | | I play the Fred: <now we've made fun of her first and last name> <His> first and last name. |
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Jul-18-11 | | Elrathia Kingi: <GlennOliver> After 59.Rg4, Rxg4 60.hxg4 e4 61.Rh3, black has a powerful pair of passed pawns. Something like ...Qc6 21.Rh4 e3, and black has a nice advantage. Trading queens will almost certainly result in a black win, and the doubled pawns on g will easily fall. |
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Jul-18-11 | | SimonWebbsTiger: @coltrane
we haven't said: Judit put a squeeze on Ganguly's bits. |
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Jul-18-11 | | marwanredman123: Masterpiece by wonderful Polgar |
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Jul-18-11 | | GlennOliver: Thanks for the analysis, EK.
I'll look forward to playing your line through in a few days time. |
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Jul-18-11 | | kevin86: With all of the rook and queen acxtion-it took a pawn to decide it... |
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Jul-18-11
 | | chrisowen: Lustful pawn the a judging Ganguly d2 it between the halls well done. Ji pluck rf3 overloading queen feed me d3 more going like clappers. Home run h5 61 lump black ash. Ok ram hows peg bowl one for free! |
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Jul-18-11 | | SimonWebbsTiger: can anyone tell me what language <chrisowen> speaks and are there classes? |
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Jul-18-11 | | sevenseaman: For your erudite study and a scholarly peregrination into the past! click for larger viewWhat Judit does to Ganguly towards the end of this game happened 240 years ago and was was done by Robert Bownas Wormald to his opponent, Jon Owen. Owen vs R Wormald, 1868
 click for larger view White resigned but see what comes up when he tries to play on. 32. Rxf1 dxe3
creates the same dilemma for White as forced upon Ganguly by Judit - a lone advancing pawn and paralyzed defending onlookers! All thanks to <CG>. |
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Jul-18-11 | | solskytz: a most enlightening post, sent to us by magic, straight from the year 2108. |
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Jul-18-11 | | DrMAL: 240 years 143 years either way it's a long walk errm peregrination from Ningbo to London! |
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Jul-18-11 | | sevenseaman: A typo. That ought to have been 140 and not 240. |
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Jul-18-11 | | WhiteRook48: that is an awesome total smash of white's defenses |
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Jul-18-11 | | sevenseaman: Here is a puzzle, a legacy of Robert Bownas Wormald, its original composer. I found it in http://gameknot.com/, a puzzle publishing site. The puzzle is to the credit of elpafio(a pseudonym), who regularly puts out quality puzzles. A simple solution but it impressed me a lot via its peculiar characteristics; two of the attacking pieces that make forcing moves are themselves forced to self-destruct in the process of achieving a mate.  click for larger view W to move and mate in 3. |
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Jul-21-11 | | Everett: <SimonWebbsTiger> some of his earlier posts were somewhat understandable, but he has refined his style, transforming it into the highest form of gibberish. It is entertaining. |
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Jan-14-18
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Nov-19-22 | | Messiah: <sevenseaman> I dunno why did you paste this puzzle here, and it is not even a particularly beautiful puzzle in my opinion, but, at least, it is interesting. The solution in base64 encoding is: MS5RYjMrIEt4ZTQgKGlmIDEuLi5LYzYsIHRoZW4gMi5RYjcj-
- KSAyLlFmMyErIEt4ZjMgKGZvcmNl
ZCkgMy5OZzQj
I encoded not to reveal the solution for anyone who wants to solve it. And now for something ontopic: I can't see why this game belongs to the GOTD archive, even the pun is one of the worst in CG history, but it was interesting how 59.Rf3?? was punished immediately. |
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Nov-24-22
 | | fredthebear: It's all Greek to me. 7C is long gone. You might have to give hints. But hey, Jerry's 2018 video is good as usual. He explains the "what if's" well. |
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