Jul-16-21 Ragozin vs M Yudovich Sr, 1939
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DLev: 42. ? Bh5+! is a beautiful way to win a pawn. 43 Kxh5 Kxf5 and mate is coming. |
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Jul-24-19 Khalifman vs Seirawan, 1991 
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DLev: And the explanation is Rc6 unpins the R on b7 allowing Rxg7. |
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May-29-19 Norway Chess (2019) 
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DLev: Fun fact. A player drawing all classical games cannot finish with a 50% score. One way to finish with 50% is to draw 6 games and win all 6 Armageddon games and lose the other 3 classical games. Any other ways? |
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Nov-07-18 J Haug vs L O Hauge, 2016
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DLev: A possible late week puzzle position after 22 g3 with black to move. However, black is winning even without the sac. Nice attack anyway. |
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Jan-01-17 Kamsky vs I Sokolov, 2017 
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DLev: How about 26 ... Bc2 as an improvement? If 27 Qf3 then 27 ... Rf5. |
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Oct-25-16 Carlsen - Karjakin World Championship Match (2016) 
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DLev: Was Euwe considered even possibly the best in the world when he was champ? |
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Sep-23-16 Alekhine vs A Cruz, 1941 
Jul-09-16 Korchnoi vs A Beliavsky, 1994
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DLev: 22 ... Re3 wins back a pawn. White cannot defend the B with Qc1 or Qa1 because 23 ... Rf3+ follows. The rook is immune and black's attack crashes through. |
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Jul-06-16 Quinteros vs A Sokolov, 1985 
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DLev: 32 ... h5 is a nice quiet move to force resignation. Playing through quickly I expected black to capture the knight, not noticing that if the knight moves Bg4 is mate. With h5 played Bg4 threatens mate in 2. |
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May-11-16 L van Foreest vs Sasikiran, 2016 
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DLev: 28 Qc2 loses immediately. White may have been able to struggle on with 28 Qb1 or Rxd8, but was already far worse according to SF. |
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