Hanada Member since Jan-09-04 · Last seen Sep-19-23 I love chess.

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Nov-04-19 Dubov vs Anand, 2018   Hanada: Massacre!      Apr-23-16 Larsen vs T Ledic, 1970   Hanada: This one had me guessing wrong, going to need to do some deeper analysis. Talk about a complex game in the style of Tal, Larsen could certainly make a game nuts.      Apr-22-16 Van Wely vs Morozevich, 2004    Hanada: Holy cow, finding my posts, that I don't even remember writing, twelve years later. I haven't been active on the site for a long time and am actually back to study the Albin for a corr game I am playing. I totally forgot about he f6 line...how is everyone doing? I really got worked ...      Aug-16-15 Karpov - Fischer World Championship Match (1975)    Hanada: A prodigy is someone that has an innate understanding of something, especially at a young age. However, that special understanding or skill must still be honed and can atrophy like any other skill, if not nurtured. The word prodigy should not be used, necessarily, in conjunction with      Dec-22-11 Hikaru Nakamura    Hanada: I thought the discussion was about this link at first: http://chessbase.com/newsdetail.asp...      Nov-01-10 J C Rodriguez Talavera vs M Sion Castro, 1988    Hanada: Didn't look that easy.      Jul-15-10 D Wedding vs D R Bragg, 1994    Hanada: <holy tramp> That's a pretty big conclusion to draw from a handful of games. You might want to run it through a chess engine. Also, playing a counter like this against the Grob is not such a bad idea in practical terms because they are trying to surprise and confuse by using ...      Dec-21-08 P Schlosser vs Nunn, 1986   Hanada: How is this a draw? Any ideas, anyone? Wouldn't Rxe3 be a better continuation than, 24)..f4?      Feb-16-08 Radjabov vs Topalov, 2008    Hanada: ok, we are back to level again. LOL      Feb-15-08 Shirov vs Anand, 2008    Hanada: <HrodHerich> No worries, mate. I just pointed it out because it is easy to get caught up with Shirov's attacking prowess and forget about his superb endgame skill, which can be very Karpovian.

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