Mar-22-05 Kasparov vs S Rachels, 1988 
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| Garland356: Wow, I wish I could make the other person move the way I wanted like Kasparov does! |
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Mar-08-05 Botvinnik vs V Chekhover, 1935
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| Garland356: it looks like right at 19 Nd1 this game ended. This doesn't seem right |
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Feb-21-05 Degraeve vs R Pogorelov, 1992
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| Garland356: Did I miss something here. I'm an amature player and this is hardly a puzzle. Is there more to this than a simple sacrifice? |
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Nov-10-04 Kasparov vs Kramnik, 2003
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| Garland356: Well that leads to Nxb2 threating the R and then Bxa3 is a possibily |
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Nov-10-04 Kasparov vs L Jukemura, 2004
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| Garland356: why doesn't black go for any queenside counter play? |
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Nov-10-04 Kasparov vs Seirawan, 1996
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| Garland356: I've always known Kasparov to slaughter with an open center. Seirawan doesn't take that into account and leaves his King in the open and pays the price. |
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Nov-10-04 J Kraai vs Seirawan, 2002
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| Garland356: 48 Kxh4 should have been Kg3, but really either way I guess a draw was inevitable. |
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Nov-10-04 Seirawan vs C Zhu, 2002
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| Garland356: What provokes 15 Kd8? It seems like right there black doesn't stand a chanse from the impending doom of Nh5 Bh6. Either way a win is a win. |
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Nov-08-04 Fischer vs Spassky, 1992
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| Garland356: First K can't attack g7 cause of the Bishop. Next after Kh6 the bishop is alone. Where's the loss of an exchange? |
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Nov-01-04 Seirawan vs Z Zhang, 2003
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| Garland356: It seems White has command of the board throught the game. At the end however a blunder cost him his bishop and all hopw was lost. |
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