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Aug-05-24 Kibitzer's Café
harrylime: PETROL FUMES PETROL FUMES PETROL FUMES PETROL FUMES Billy Nomates Petrol Fumes https://youtu.be/7LUN38oyfSk?si=udJ...
 
Aug-05-24 R Horvat vs V Sokolov, 1953
GoldenKnight: I agree, easy once you see it, but it took a little longer than usual for a Monday.
 
Aug-05-24 T Gareyev vs I Bolat, 2024
DaltriDiluvi: Between move 47 and 72 (or thereabouts), this is a game with lots of action.
 
Aug-05-24 M Momyn vs M Shah, 2024
DaltriDiluvi: The game could have ended <64.Kf5 (or Kh5) Qf3+ 65.Kg6 Re6#>.
 
Aug-05-24 FIDE World Rapid Team (2024)
Bobby Fiske: <perfidious> Nice memory! I found this report from NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/1992/08/09/...
 
Aug-05-24 Carlsen vs Kuzubov, 2002
Voice without Words: At the move 9th black's Qb6 was already +2 for Magnus tho
 
Aug-05-24 Hort vs N Padevsky, 1966
Honza Cervenka: 31...Bf6 was a mistake. Instead of that 31...Bd4! 32.b5 e5 could hold the game equal.
 
Aug-05-24 W Whisler vs Fischer, 1956
Polemarque: Fischer was black on R2 and R3, so he was probably white on R1 and R4
 
Aug-05-24 Dubov vs V Belous, 2015
Gaito: [DIAGRAM] BLACK TO MOVE 25...g5?? was the losing mistake. According to engine Komodo 13 the position would be equal after the correct 25...Kh8 26.Rxg7 Qh6. This game was very exciting from beginning to end, and maybe it should be better ...
 
Aug-05-24 I Kan vs B Verlinsky, 1930
FM David H. Levin: <nizmo11: Kan had a nice winning combination after 15...Nf8? 16.Rh8+! Kxh8 17.gxf7 Qh5 18.Bg6!, or 17...Rxe4 18.Rh1!+ Nh7 19.Qxe4 Bf5 20.Qe8+> The second subvariation (16.Rh8+ Kxh8 17.gxf7 Rxe4 18.Rh1+ Nh7 19.Qxe4 Bf5 ...
 
Aug-05-24 R Toran vs D Horseman, 1957
FSR: Shockingly, Horseman did not play 1...Nf6, which, true to his name, he almost always played against everything except 1.e4.
 
Aug-05-24 R J Dive vs A Lloyd, 1982
FSR: Dive Bomb.
 
Aug-05-24 Francis Rayner
FSR: <perf> Didn't know that one.
 
Aug-05-24 Steinitz vs NN, 1860
RookFile: Surprisingly, I've heard of openings like the Giuoco Piano and the Traxler too.
 
Aug-05-24 Timman vs A H Williams, 1969
John Saunders: According to the Eales & Williams' book 'Alekhine's Defence' (Batsford, 1973, page 41), Black played 17...b5, not 17...h5, and it gives the moves up to White's move 20. The rest of the score seems to be OK. Black was one of the ...
 
Aug-05-24 B Pang vs M Ainakul, 2024
FM David H. Levin: After 64...Kc8, [DIAGRAM] White played 65. Be8. The "tempo move" 65. Bh5 seems better, intending 65...Kd8 66. Nb7+ Kc8 67. Kc6, or 65...Kb8 66. Bg4. This inaccuracy aside, I agree with offramp's assessment of the White player.
 
Aug-05-24 J W Naylor vs D Horseman, 1957
FSR: No doubt Horseman would have met 2.c4 with 2...Nc6, the Black Knights' Tango.
 
Aug-05-24 F Olafsson vs D Horseman, 1957
FSR: In Horseman's first-round game, Szabo played 1.c4 against him and the game ended up transposing to the Nimzo-Indian with 4.e3 b6 - often called the Fischer Variation nowadays, though young Fischer wasn't playing it then. It seems that almost ...
 
Aug-05-24 Ashvin Balavignan vs H Cadag, 2023
FSR: 3.Nf3 is a flaccid response to the provocative 2...Bg4?!
 
Aug-05-24 Maroczy vs J Mieses, 1902
perfidious: <KEG....13. e4 Slowly playing to try to control the board. 13... fxe4 14. dxe4 Maroczy was probably satisfied to have emerged from the opening with a small edge and with no tactical risks to confront. But now the play got funky
 
Aug-05-24 H Nezad vs M Kabamwanishi, 2020
YoungEd: I'm guessing this was a loss on time or an incomplete score, because Black looks fine here.
 
Aug-05-24 S J Solomon vs J Harris, 2018
YoungEd: Thank you, <Sally Simpson>! It relieves me not to have to consider myself a -269 player.
 
Aug-05-24 Smyslov vs I Rudakovsky, 1945
tbontb: As mentioned above, later games improved with 12....exf4: < E Ermenkov vs Andersson, 1980 >
 
Aug-05-24 Chessgames - Sports
saffuna: Also, I went to the Jimmy Kimmel show the Monday after that Super Bowl, when Damien Williams was a guest. He came to the front and talked to the audience during a commercial break, was very engaging. (No photos, though, as all phones had ...
 
Aug-05-24 J Kurlak vs B Pang, 2024
offramp: In this world, Jakub Kurlak was rated 1874, and dear old Bo Pang was 1400. Is that a provisional rating? White came up with a crazy idea. [DIAGRAM] 14. Rac1 Bd5 15. Ra1? Ne4 16. Qc1. [DIAGRAM] White's position all shot to ...
 
Aug-05-24 Chigorin vs Gunsberg, 1890
andrea volponi: la migliore difesa é 12...Re8! -Bxe7 Rxe7 -Ng5+ Kg8 -Qh5 h6 -Qg6 hxg5 -Nf6+ kf8 -Nh7+Kg8 patta.
 
Aug-05-24 A Sarana vs I Iljiushenok, 2023
Honza Cervenka: 67...Kf5?? was an awful blunder.
 
Aug-05-24 Staunton vs Saint-Amant, 1843
offramp: I think that palindromes are slightly garbage. No offence! But if the Game of the Day Title was a palindrome, then it would be GREAT if the game began like this: [DIAGRAM] ...and ended with this: [DIAGRAM] Oddly enough, I think there
 
Aug-05-24 British Championship (2024)
Sally Simpson: Today's Guardian mentioning Shreyas getting the GM title. "Shreyas Royal, whose family was granted visa after appeal by Rachel Reeves, aspires to become world chess champion by 21" https://www.theguardian.com/society... Rachel ...
 
Aug-05-24 M Socko vs A Muzychuk, 2011
Straclonoor: [DIAGRAM] Nice 7-pieces ending! However it was blinford game that is mitigating circumstance for white, who doesn't won it. <68....Kxe5 69.Ne1??> White had two equal moves for win - 69.Kb4 and 69.Kc4 So, 69.Kc4 Ke4 70.Kc3!! ...
 
Aug-05-24 J Rudd vs J B Willow, 2024
Sally Simpson: The White Knights perform heroics in this game prancing about in a pawn structure Knights (of both colour) dream about. White was alert enough to give up a Rook for one of the Black Knights picking up a centre pawn and creating a ...
 
Aug-05-24 Smeets vs Carlsen, 2004
PawnSac: wow! Unusual to have a Carlsen game with no comments! Let me be the first to say... < Interesting game! >
 
Aug-05-24 J Lechtynsky vs S Vesselovsky, 2001
Muttley101: More likely black played 16 ... Bd7.
 
Aug-05-24 Szabo vs Ivkov, 1968
Straclonoor: One of a lot Laszlo Szabo vs Borislav Ivkov games where instructive 7-pieces rook ending appears. [DIAGRAM] <48....Ra1!! (only move to win!!) 49.Ke4 Kb5 50.f4 a5 51.f5 a4 52.f6 Re1??> One square more - 52....Rf1!! (only move to ...
 
Aug-05-24 S Royal vs M Hebden, 2024
HeMateMe: The Royals!! < https://www.bing.com/images/search?... > you have to admit, Liz Hurley can WEAR the Queen's jewels.
 
Aug-05-24 C Braga vs G Garcia, 1978
Straclonoor: [DIAGRAM] This 7-pieces ending won for white <48.Qd4+ Kg8 49.Kc4 Kf8 50.Kb5 Ke7 51.Kc6??> this move mssing win Right way is 51.b4 Qf8 52.Qe4+!! (only move to win!) Kd7 53.Qb7+ Ke6 54.Ka6 d5 55.b5 Qf1 56.Ka7 Qa1+ 57.Kb8! (only ...
 
Aug-05-24 Nagare Kaivalya Sandip
BIDMONFA: Nagare Kaivalya Sandip NAGARE, Kaivalya http://www.bidmonfa.com/nagare_kaiv... _
 
Aug-05-24 Cristian Vitier Vazquez
BIDMONFA: Cristian Vitier Vazquez VITIER, Cristian http://www.bidmonfa.com/vitier_cris... _
 
Aug-05-24 E Stoliar vs Kotov, 1956
WTHarvey: Black resigned because it's mate in 4. [DIAGRAM] 42.♕g3 ♕g6 43.♕e5+
 
Aug-05-24 E Mednis vs D Byrne, 1956
WTHarvey: White mates in 4. [DIAGRAM] 27. ? if 27...♔f3 28.♘g1+
 
Aug-05-24 N Padevsky vs Larsen, 1956
WTHarvey: Black mates in 3. [DIAGRAM] 38. ... ?
 
Aug-05-24 Bo Pang
EvanTheTerrible: Let no one doubt that there are strong players with inaccurate ratings out there.
 
Aug-05-24 T Gareyev vs Wei Yi, 2024
K Any: 26...Ne3 bam!
 
Aug-05-24 Biographer Bistro
jnpope: Added 6th Franklin CC Championship (1890) and four games, including the brilliancy prize game won by J. P. Morgan (<Chess in Philadelphia> doesn't show the consolation section in which J. P. won that particular prize, leaving one ...
 
Aug-05-24 Carlsen vs Dubov, 2024
fredthebear: 26.Rf1! brings about a most unlikely position. Fantastic f-file -- all 8 squares are occupied -- symmetrically!! [DIAGRAM] Never have I... Terrific battle as well. Will it be decided by a passed pawn promotion or occupation of the ...
 
Aug-05-24 Rabinovich vs Kieseritzky, 1823
adbat: Excellent match of a player that I have no information about, against one of the most famous due to a defeat
 
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