Jun-13-25 K L Deng vs J Peters, 2008
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Check It Out: How about:
Dengue Fever |
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Jun-12-25 J Dunning vs J Curdo, 1979
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Check It Out: <perf> Exactly where I started! I've looked at a couple of Benonis so far, which did not end well for Planincs opponent on the kingside. More to come! |
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Jun-11-25 Niemann vs Carlsen, 2025
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Check It Out: <Miss Scarlett: To be fair, Magnus won the Late edition.> That in no way takes away from Niemann's incredible victory, beating Carlsen and Nakamura back to back in blitz. |
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Jun-10-25 Kenneth Rogoff 
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Check It Out: For integrity, its a peaceful protest if its his side, an insurrection if its the other side. If one person gets shot or arrested on his side, its screaming to high heaven. If it's the other side, the more that get shot or arrested the better. It doesn't matter what's happening |
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Jun-08-25 W Ju vs A Muzychuk, 2025
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Check It Out: Face The Muzyc |
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Jun-07-25 Norway Chess (2025) 
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Check It Out: <Sally: Blunders makes the world go round. > Don't I know it. I've crafted my entire game around them. |
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Jun-06-25 A Erigaisi vs Carlsen, 2025 
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Check It Out: Ah...makes sense. |
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Jun-06-25 Chithambaram V R Aravindh
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Check It Out: Aravindh is rated 9th in the world at 2757! That's 4 Indians in the top 10, what a powerhouse chess country. I'm sure Vishy Anand is the reason. |
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Jun-05-25 Nakamura vs A Erigaisi, 2025 
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Check It Out: <key> I'm not following on another site so I dont see Gukeshs game. But yes, a win would put him at 14.5. Still, at 13 or 13.5 they still have a chance in the final round. |
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Jun-04-25 D Gukesh vs Carlsen, 2025 
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Check It Out: I also laughed at Sally's quip about tie breakers being who can knock the most pieces off with a THUMP! Doable! |
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