Aug-25-04 A Matikozian vs Nakamura, 2004 
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| Kabbyg: iam not good at opening theory but i dont like the 3...Nf6 and i dont know why. |
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Aug-23-04 Kasparov vs Tal, 1987
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| Kabbyg: Is it true that Garry missed mate in 2 after black's move 35? |
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Aug-12-04 Kasparov vs Van Wely, 2004
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| Kabbyg: I can't understand 21...h5! What is the plan? |
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Aug-11-04 Kasparov vs Topalov, 1999
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| Kabbyg: <BeautyInChess: Imo nearly equally surprising and beautiful is Re7+. Black cannot take the rook on e7 because of 25. ... Qxe7 26. Qxd4+ Kg8 (forced) 27. Qb6+ Bb7 28. Nc6+ winning the queen. Very nice.> Better 29. Qa7# (checkmate) than 29. Nxe7 (winning the queen) |
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Jul-21-04 J Rowson vs D A Holmes, 2004
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| Kabbyg: or 48. Qe5+ Kf3 49. Qd1# |
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Jul-16-04 Y Piskov vs Krasenkow, 1989
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| Kabbyg: themindset: <<Kabbyg> 43...Qd2 loses quite quickly to 44.Rc8 which seems to lead to inevitable mate.> According to Patzer2 above black does not lose quite quickly. BTW even Mickey missed a clear win in Game 6 versus Kasim! |
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Jul-13-04 FIDE World Championship Knockout Tournament (2004)
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| Kabbyg: White is better but he is likely to blunder because of time! |
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Jul-12-04 Kasimdzhanov vs Adams, 2004
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| Kabbyg: <<Looks like it is gonna be a dead draw!!> Is that a joke? White will be pretty much a clear pawn up.> I was hoping for 27. Nxd5 Bxf3 28. Qxf3 Nxe5 But 29 Qe4 threatens mate!! |
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Jul-02-04 Adams vs Radjabov, 2004
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| Kabbyg: ok, white didn't want to open the g-file |
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Jun-15-04 A Danin vs S Silivanov, 2004
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| Kabbyg: Totally destroyed!! Where did he go wrong? |
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