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Apr-24-20 Carlsen - Caruana World Championship Match (2018)    Eisenheim: I’m referring to the anomaly of the cumulative. Not a single world championship match. Lasker for example lost a game in normal time format to Steinitz so he wouldn’t qualify. Carlsen lost a game to Karjakin and Anand if I remember. Kramink lost a game to Topalov etc. So none ...      Mar-13-20 Anand vs S Bell, 1988   Eisenheim: GOTD? For Whom the Bell Tolls      Sep-23-19 M Narciso Dublan vs Morozevich, 2015   Eisenheim: One looks at the board at move 7 and asks what did white accomplish during the opening. The position is cramped, while the white bishop is fianchetto's the central pawn blocks it in, the one knight is clumsily grim on the rim with not much hope for expansion, the other went back ...      Aug-23-19 J Mortimer vs Winawer, 1883    Eisenheim: It's erie the way Winawer played the Winawer just like the way Tommy John had Tommy John surgery - what are the oods?      Nov-13-18 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2018    Eisenheim: What if Team Caruana leaked fake material? Classic mis-information play      Nov-10-18 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2018    Eisenheim: I think 18 NC4 looks more fun to me instead of taking back right away      Nov-09-18 Caruana vs Carlsen, 2018    Eisenheim: Natural here seems 22 Nxf6, but I'm sure someone smarter than me will point out why its better for the rook to take there      Jul-03-18 Nepomniachtchi vs Gelfand, 2018    Eisenheim: by move 27 that knights a monster! and the pawn structure brilliant - dittos on the king walk. great showing with IAN      Jun-21-18 Nakamura vs Caruana, 2018    Eisenheim: How do you not draw this? Sac a piece take two pawns at some point      May-13-18 W Ju vs Z Tan, 2018    Eisenheim: Would you say move 87 is where the defense started to crack? Intuitively you want the queen to be around the king to help to defend but jamming the queen up to a7 and mounting a checking counter attack probably would’ve drawn this

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