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Magnus Carlsen vs Levon Aronian
Grand Chess Tour Paris Blitz (2016) (blitz), Paris FRA, rd 4, Jun-11
Spanish Game: Berlin Defense (C65)  ·  1-0

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Jun-12-16  thegoodanarchist: If 29...Bxe6, then 30.fxe6 looks devastating to me (30...Qe7 31.Rf7, for example)
Oct-11-17  ZackyMuhammad: 27...b5???
Oct-11-17
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  keypusher: "He who analyzes blitz is stupid." Black was lost anyway.
Oct-12-17  MadFaqirOfSwat: Not if you analyze them blitz-like too
Oct-12-17
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  keypusher: <MadFaqirOfSwat: Not if you analyze them blitz-like too>

I suppose you have a point. But it still seems wrong to put three question marks after a blitz move, especially one like 27....b5; how many question marks are you supposed to put on moves where someone hangs his queen or allows a back-rank mate?

Apr-13-22  tonsillolith: <22. f5!> Carlsen snubs all the haters who are tired of hearing him compared to Lasker at every turn. Look, he willingly made a hole on <e5>, but it couldn't be exploited!
Apr-13-22
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  perfidious: Speaking of such comparisons: Lasker vs Capablanca, 1914.
Apr-14-22  tonsillolith: <perfidious: Speaking of such comparisons: Lasker vs Capablanca, 1914.>

Indeed, that's the one!

Apr-14-22  Olavi: This is closer in spirit: Fischer vs Unzicker, 1970

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