Oct-26-08 Anand - Kramnik World Championship Match (2008) 
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| AhmetMTF: I hope Anand plays e4, it is enough of d4 and Queen's Gambit Decline. |
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Oct-17-08 Spassky vs Larsen, 1978
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| AhmetMTF: Patriot, thank you for your comment. I understand the line now. I didn't see Ne5! which leads to a win by black. Indeed, after Nb5, Black could block White's bishop eye on c7 by Ne5, instead of protecting the a7 pawn with Qxa2. Thanks again... |
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Oct-16-08 Lombardy vs Polugaevsky, 1978
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| AhmetMTF: I found the move easily, however instead of 35.Bg6 (which eventually leads to a great pin on the Black's queen to his King) I thought to play Bxb7. (which misses a great opportunity) Nonetheless with Bg6, though white would be both positionally and materially in advantage, the game |
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Oct-14-08 Kramnik vs Anand, 2008
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| AhmetMTF: Not surprisingly, this game, as a world championship match, contains the fundementals of chess. This is a good game, but not exciting. (Indeed, it was drawish from the begining.) I personally prefer risky and obscure moves. (ex: Tal) In this game, both sides play fundementally and ... |
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Oct-10-08 Greco vs NN, 1625
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| AhmetMTF: Let me leave my first, rather simple, comment on this game: If Kxg4 or Kh4: Qh3++ or if Kh6: Nf7++ (The second one is cooler.) |
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