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Aug-02-12 Anand vs Karpov, 1998    PSC: <plang> Karpov says of 39.c6?!: <Despite the opposite-colored bishops, the endgame is very difficult for White, and he couldn't hold it. He could have put up more resistance by 39.Bc3 a4 40.Bb4, although with 40...Bxh5! 41.c6 Be2 42.c7 Ba6 Black still has excellent chances for ...      Jun-03-12 Viswanathan Anand    PSC: Anand's list of the best players of all-time is: Steinitz Morphy Lasker Capablanca Keres Korchnoi Tal Fischer Karpov Kasparov      Jan-03-12 Nunn vs Short, 1986    PSC: You can watch this game with Nunn and Short's commentary here: http://patzerseescheck.blogspot.com...      Dec-24-11 L Pantsulaia vs J Polgar, 2011    PSC: <notyetagm> Ah yes, I should've read the small print!      Dec-12-11 Kasparov vs Topalov, 1999    PSC: I had to have another look at this game after Nakamura's recent stupid comments. What a beautiful attack.      Aug-25-11 Karpov vs Portisch, 1975    PSC: The opening moves were actually 1.Nf3 d5 2.d4 Nf6 3.c4 c6, but ne'ermind. I've posted Karpov's annotations to this game here: http://patzerseescheck.blogspot.com...      Jul-31-11 Botvinnik vs V Chekhover, 1938    PSC: Ivan Sokolov analysed this game, I've posted his annotations here: http://patzerseescheck.blogspot.com...      Jul-07-11 Alekhine vs Duras, 1913    PSC: Alekhine's comments/annotations to this game posted here: http://patzerseescheck.blogspot.com...      Jun-07-11 Smyslov vs Botvinnik, 1954    PSC: <bronkenstein > Thanks, but I just had to figure out where in the game the photos were taken (1.e4 and 7...Ne7). In <Botvinnik - Smyslov: Three World Championship Matches> Botvinnik writes that he'd prepared 10...Nd7; 11...Qc7 for his match against Bronstein in 1951, there's      Jun-04-11 Vladimir Kramnik    PSC: <yalie> That's just Kasparov being a spiteful child. Kramnik was rated #2 or #3 for most of the 90s, nobody thought Kramnik was in anyway shape or form *weak*.

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