Dec-12-24 Ding - Gukesh World Championship Match (2024) 
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| Besrqe: Fear not, Chess fans! Today is a perfect day to release the following information I've been holding onto for some time now. The World Chess Title will be in a lull until a certain reincarnating Super GrandMaster reaches full maturity. The player I speak of is the reincarnation of ... |
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Aug-29-24 Sinquefield Cup (2024)
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| Besrqe: *Ahem*
"Ching Chong,
Ding Dong,
Everybody wants to,
Get it on!"
I'm putting my money on the Dinger. It's becoming a very reasonable possibility he got to the throne because China bought Ian off and may very well have bought Magnus off to resign the title to begin with, as ... |
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Jun-08-24 R Praggnanandhaa vs Nakamura, 2024
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| Besrqe: <Voice without Words:> A brief perusal of your comments to this site tells me that your username was close, but more a more accurate name for you would be "Troll without Insight", yes? Buzz off |
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May-30-24 Krasenkow vs Chernin, 1991
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| Besrqe: The puzzle position is kinda cooked today since Black is up considerably when it occurs. White went into speculative territory back at move 13 with Ne5 instead of the standard e5 and was behind in position ever since. My candidates for move 22 were Nxh6+ and e5, so I saw the motifs ... |
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May-02-24 A Tari vs M Niemi, 2022
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| Besrqe: I was looking at 3 candidates (21. g4, 21. Nxc7+, and 21. Qc6+) and wanted to point out they're all strong actually. I was partial to the Queen check and would play it OTB. When analyzing the position, one can notice that Black is completely uncoordinated and every White piece is ... |
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Apr-15-24 World Championship Candidates (2024)
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| Besrqe: <perfidious> There was nothing in my post that was unclear enough to need clarification or ask "why" and you know it; reread it if you have to. Secondly, your assumption of how the participants view the the current title holder falls under the "Fallacy of Questionable Cause" ... |
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Apr-03-24 M Kraemer vs J Campos Moreno, 2010
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| Besrqe: <chrisowen: Besrqe aeon> Just to be clear,
I'm able to see how you're reaching into areas like "dove tub" and "dig nug boa". These are areas that Stockfish, Alpha Zero, and the like will never be able to address whatsoever. Believe me when I say, I know how difficult it must ... |
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Mar-25-24 Carlsen vs Niemann, 2024
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| Besrqe: <Marcus: Is this the mouse slip loss?> It's safe to say that, on occasion, the mouse speaks for itself now too apparently : P |
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Aug-03-23 C Hartlaub vs Wielandt, 1920
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| Besrqe: This is one of those positions where, even though White has invested a piece, Black is so behind in development it's a question of, "What doesn't win?" Here's another winning move in the puzzle position that wasn't mentioned and my favorite line (See White's 19th and 20th move). It's |
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Jun-15-23 Fischer vs Gligoric, 1966
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| Besrqe: 17...Ka7 was an over finesse and could be considered the losing move which lost the game. 17...Bc8, as others have pointed out and engines confirm, was necessary at that particular point. Otherwise, Black was ok actually. Meanwhile, Bobby was merciless as usual and won another fine ... |
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