Jan-13-13 Argue 
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| MatrixManNe0: Not sure why Chessgames can't block by IP or something. They really need to step up right now. |
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Oct-31-11 J Grundy vs P Ware, 1880
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| MatrixManNe0: Anyone else notice the opening's ECO? Fitting. |
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May-10-11 Morphy vs Duke Karl / Count Isouard, 1858
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| MatrixManNe0: <Mozart72> That's a lie. You called him a redneck and you called me a redneck. Also, not all rednecks are disagreeable like that, so I don't understand what your problem is. |
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May-09-11 L Christiansen vs Karpov, 1993
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| MatrixManNe0: That is, cf. the Morphy game. |
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Apr-15-11 S M Shyam vs E Berg, 2011
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| MatrixManNe0: Why not 35. Bd3? |
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Jun-06-08 Gelfand vs Adams, 1988
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| MatrixManNe0: <jovack: I got this one in a few seconds.
Too easy for a friday.
9/9>
How do you "get" this one when it's not a puzzle? Or am I missing something here? |
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Jul-02-06 N Gaprindashvili vs J Nikolac, 1979
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| MatrixManNe0: I spy with my little eye an irrelevant error. 22. g4 should read 22.g4+ instead. |
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Jun-02-06 Y Stepak vs Y Mashian, 1980
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| MatrixManNe0: How come black didn't push the b-pawn after 125. Be8? For example: 125. Be8 b3 126. Ba4 b2 127. Bc2 a4 128. Be1 a3 129. Bc3 Kh7 and the Bishops are frozen, thus probably forcing a draw. |
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Jun-02-06 L Popov vs I Rogers, 1986
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| MatrixManNe0: I found this easier than the Thursday one. Didn't see it all the way through, but got the idea... Probably easier because I saw it before in a chess book... :/ |
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Mar-04-06 H Olafsson vs B Thorfinnsson, 2001
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| MatrixManNe0: <mikejaqua> 18... Rxh7 would lead to 19. Bxf6 g(orB)xf6 20. Qxf6 f(orB)xe5 and white is up the exchange not to mention the gaping hole in black's kingside. |
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