Aug-18-18 Nimzowitsch vs Capablanca, 1927 
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: Ray Keene's suggestion of 7...Qa6 could be met by 8. Qh3 with advantage to white. Capa's 7....c5 is the strongest move on the board. |
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Jun-25-18 Lombardy vs Saidy, 1969
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: A grueling game. Lombardy tried to test Saidy's patience and bait him into doing something stupid. It didn't happen. |
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Jun-24-18 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: I doubt it. I think Fischer came up with ...Nh5 over the board. |
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Jun-22-18 Capablanca vs Tartakower, 1939
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: It does look like Calli's 24. Bb4 gives white an edge, but how much is unclear. |
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Jun-21-18 Tarrasch vs Reti, 1922
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: It's too bad. I would take black's position after 17 moves every time. Reti had the right idea but was a little careless in allowing Nf5 from white. |
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Jun-14-18 Fischer vs Spassky, 1972
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: Well, Spassky did set that clever trap that Reuben Fine fell into when writing a book. (White plays 28. Rf7, black replies ...Ng5). That was certainly a good try by Spassky. |
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Jun-14-18 Capablanca vs G A Thomas, 1929
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: Capa went a little crazy letting black have the strong b pawn. He was fortunate to still get a draw. |
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Jun-12-18 Fischer vs Kenneth Hense, 1961
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: It doesn't start off this way, but the middle game more or less resembles Fischer playing the white side of a King's Indian against the sort of a attack he more typically played as black. It must have been an interesting experience for Fischer. |
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Jun-07-18 Fischer vs Franklin Saksena, 1955
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: 6....Nf6 wasn't bad. 7. Nxf5 d5 gives black some play. |
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Jun-03-18 Kan vs Lasker, 1935
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| ClockPunchingMonkey: Wonderful game by Lasker. |
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