Jul-21-11 S Williams vs Eljanov, 2011
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CKT73: So what did we learn? Never deny Simon Williams his coffee, lest ye be crushed mercilessly! God forbid you should try to deny him his cigarettes... |
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Jun-18-11 Portisch vs Timman, 1978 
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CKT73: Nine queen checks in a row, yet to no avail! What a spectacular fighting game! |
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Jun-17-11 Larsen vs Quinteros, 1975
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CKT73: Larsen succeeds marvelously in cramping Black's game. Quinteros must have been quite taken aback by this radical strategy. |
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Jun-17-11 S Williams vs Avrukh, 2011
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CKT73: Simon definitely got Boris out of book early. He made the attack look so simple! |
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May-19-11 Larsen vs Andersson, 1974 
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CKT73: An honorable draw, indeed. How often does a Q+R+R draw against Q+B+N? Larsen's rooks seem totally hemmed in by Ulf's pawns. I love this game! |
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Apr-02-11 Shirov vs Andersson, 1991 
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CKT73: What a fantastic endgame tactic! How has this game not been featured as a game of the day? So much to learn from this one. |
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Feb-16-11 Taimanov vs Bronstein, 1952 
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CKT73: I like this game from an aesthetic point of view. I admire the way that the players maneuver and duke it out, without (generally) having the center available. |
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Jul-08-10 Larsen vs Polgar, 1992 
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CKT73: Going for a double fianchetto in the first four moves... Brilliant! Seems like it could be very effective in practice, because how many players honestly spend a lot of their energy preparing for such an occurrence? |
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Dec-14-09 Spassky vs Szabo, 1964 
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CKT73: Very interesting to watch the jousting knights in the endgame, but where did Szabo go wrong? Any thoughts? |
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