Jan-28-25 Groper
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| King Death: <BinisladNaBugaong: This outstanding player has a natural feel for all kinds of positions.> It's always great when you know how someone reacts when they're put in a clinch. I'm still staying as far away from him as possible. Here on the west coast should be enough. |
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Jan-28-25 Caruana vs Abdusattorov, 2025
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| King Death: That wasn't too exciting, it looked like the rope-a-dope. |
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Aug-14-12 Kupreichik vs Razuvaev, 1980 
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| King Death: One of the shorter games with these two but longer than this one for sure. Razuvaev vs Kupreichik, 1970 |
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| King Death: <FSR> One more thing is that if you stub your toe a doctor will call that a "pre existing condition". Like you said insurance carriers want to suck you dry. Oh yeah, then they'll do everything they can for you. Ha! |
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Aug-14-12 Alexandru Pop
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| King Death: Maybe this guy should have a battle with Peter K Tart . |
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Aug-13-12 Andersson vs A Domont, 2012
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| King Death: <Xeroxx: This just in Andersson is committed to winning.> When it comes to stating the obvious you're 2750 at least. |
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Aug-13-12 Anatoly Karpov
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| King Death: What <achieve> quoted makes sense, when Karpov was young his memory was better and he could memorize some. Of course Karpov's positional play was so strong that it was hard for even the top players to beat, if Kasparov in their matches had a tough time. |
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Aug-12-12 Wesley So
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| King Death: <drik> Maybe he doesn't. |
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Aug-12-12 Polugaevsky vs Smyslov, 1979
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| King Death: This is a puzzle I might solve in a day or longer. |
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Jul-04-12 Frank Marshall
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| King Death: Marshall was a fine all around player, unfortunately in his play he's remembered more than anything for the thrashings he took in matches against some of the all time greats. It's good to see that folks recognize him for what he did for the game. |
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