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Aug-19-16 Speelman vs I Nataf, 2001    soughzin: Not sure if you get an alert for the topic, KingG, but I was hoping to get in touch with you. Find me on Grouchothecat lichess or Chess.com      Jul-07-16 Two Knights Defense (C55)   soughzin: Just wanted to follow up on the old discussion of 4...d5 (in particular 6.Ng5). Black actually seems fine here because of 6...f6. 7.Qf3 fails to the nice shot 7...Nd4, and white doesnt have dxe here because they played d3 vs d4 earlier. Of course white has other approaches to ...      Apr-28-16 So vs Kasparov, 2016    soughzin: What's he doing? Playing blitz chess. And getting great positions and good results against 3 top ten players.      Oct-23-15 Vladimir Kramnik    soughzin: So what's the update with the Candidates rating entries now that Kramnik has been on a tear and Giri has stumbled? Giri still out of reach or?      Sep-22-15 Ding Liren vs Wei Yi, 2015    soughzin: There absolutely was extreme time pressure. I think Ding was down to 5 seconds at one point, Yi was down to 1 second twice and played under a minute for a long way (no puns this time!)      Sep-22-15 World Cup (2015)    soughzin: Nerves of steel! His clock was down to 1 second a couple times. Amazing. The world is yours, young man      Jul-20-15 Nunn vs Tal, 1988    soughzin: <mruknowwho. 3...dxe4 is standard and accepted opening theory. You'd have to be dogmatic the other way to think it is some kind of error.      Jul-19-15 China - Russia (2015)    soughzin: Eh that's no guarantee Chichiboy. Kramnik, Grischuk, Karjakin, Tomashevsky, Svidler. Could go either way, though.      Jul-19-15 Wei Yi    soughzin: Just beat Dubov to inch into the top 25, just ahead of MVL and Ivanchuk. Not bad!      Jul-05-15 Wei Yi vs L Bruzon Batista, 2015    soughzin: The comments on some Youtube chess sites are just killing me ha. Black keeps blundering so it's a so-so game from white lol. Everyone's an engine wizard, throw in some internet anonymity and arrogance and you have some truly silly comments. 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