Nov-22-18 H Wang vs R Gerber, 2016 
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GlassCow: I used the engine on chess.com to analyze it. It's essentially even after 17. Qg5, and 17.. Qc7 begins a series of moves that leaves black way behind. 26. Qxg6 is seen as the strongest move, and the very weird looking 26.. Bf5 holds out for at least a little bit. Basically, there ... |
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Jul-26-13 Korchnoi vs A Matanovic, 1968
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GlassCow: Very cool 2 bishops vs 2 knights endgame here. |
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Mar-17-13 Karpov vs Timman, 1979 
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GlassCow: Neat position after black's 24th. Timman's position looks like utter chaos and Karpov's looks tidy and orderly. Especially like the aesthetics of the knights and bishops in the position. |
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Feb-04-10 Adams vs S Halkias, 2010 
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GlassCow: if 12 .. Qxe5, Ba3 looks particularly difficult for black to answer notmtwain. |
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May-25-09 D Gurevich vs Seirawan, 2000 
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GlassCow: Amazing effort from both of these titans. It must have been a heck of a lot of fun being a part of this game. |
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Feb-07-09 Pillsbury vs Showalter, 1896 
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GlassCow: 18. Nxd7? seems horrible to me, exchanging dominant knight for sickly bishop. Showalter's position was already so bad that it didn't much matter, however. |
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Jan-18-09 Spassky vs Geller, 1959 
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GlassCow: Fascinating, complicated and brilliant play by both heavyweights. This is getting added to my favorite games for certain. |
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Jan-03-09 Steinitz vs Winawer, 1882 
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GlassCow: 17 Qd4 was a clunker. either Nf5 or Nxc8 preserved the initiative and kept winawer in defense mode. |
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Jul-15-08 Shirov vs Granda Zuniga, 1997 
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GlassCow: Couldn't Julian have put it on ice by trading the exchange ..67 Rxe3 and ..68 gxf3 leaving him with the outside passed pawn? |
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Apr-05-08 Ivanchuk vs Adams, 1999 
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GlassCow: ... Bb3 looks pretty devestating in any case, time trouble or not. |
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