Sep-30-04 F Vallejo Pons vs Ivanchuk, 2002 
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| expertbyaugust: Gee, it seems too early to call a draw. Yes i know of the opposite bishop color rule, but sticking to these basic rules like such makes you a slave to them. But imagine, if they were to play on what they could uncover in a "drawn" position. i think this is a sign of laziness ... |
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Sep-08-04 Morphy vs Worrall, 1858
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| expertbyaugust: why is there no knight on B1 maybe it is just my computer but the B1 square starts off empty!!!!! |
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Sep-04-04 W A Brown vs R Kneebone, 1985
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| expertbyaugust: what does Bg5+ do for black, expect prolong the game two more moves |
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Aug-31-04 Karpov vs Kasparov, 1984
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| expertbyaugust: creator of time , one is no better then the other you must conform the pawn strusture to suite the minor piece needs. for example, knights like locked closed positions while bishops need open positions to be effective, so following these basic giudelines closing the central ... |
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Aug-30-04 Alexander Alekhine
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| expertbyaugust: sorry to interupt the flow but what is that famous game alekhine lost by resignation tossing his king accross the room instead of tipping it |
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Aug-29-04 R Gonzalez vs J Piket, 1992
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| expertbyaugust: interesting errror by gonzalez, must of been tired. |
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Aug-15-04 Shamkovich vs A Anguiano, 1978
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| expertbyaugust: hey i was wondering where do you get crafty ? |
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Jul-13-04 Zukertort vs Lipschutz, 1886
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| expertbyaugust: hey knight, thanks for the warm welcome, chessgames is cool! |
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