Aug-05-11 Robin van Kampen 
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Raspje: Interesting interview (in Dutch): http://www.schaakbond.nl/2011/robin... .
When Robin van Kampen has a question regarding the opening, he says he can always ask his vriend Anish Giri :) |
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Jul-23-11 Benjamin Bok 
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Raspje: Bok (2507) is performing very well in Biel, by defeating GM Ivan Cheparinov (2669) with white in round 5 (4-5).
http://www.bielchessfestival.ch/en/... |
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Jul-06-11 Luuk van Kooten
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Raspje: Strong FM, dynamic-positional player, and a good friend :) |
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Jul-05-11 Anish Giri 
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Raspje: And he finished with 7,5/9, two points ahead of the rest. Great! Seems like Giri is the most promising youngster around, and his rise may be compared with the rise of Magnus Carlsen. I predict Giri will finish ahead of Le Quang Liem in Dortmund, although Le is also a very good ... |
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Jul-04-11 Friso Nijboer 
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Raspje: Strong Dutch GM, and a great connaisseur of the Dutch :) |
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May-30-11 Daniel Stellwagen 
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Raspje: Daniel Stellwagen is very busy studying chemistry at the moment. Still an exceptional grandmaster. |
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May-30-11 Joris Brenninkmeijer
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Raspje: Joris Brenninkmeier was the biggest Dutch talent after Jeroen Piket in the late 80's. He once defeated Anand, already a strong player at that moment. And it's true, Joris is a great 1.d4 player. |
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May-30-11 Sipke Ernst 
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Raspje: Sipke is a very nice GM of my hometown, Groningen. Willing to explain everything, like after our recent game, which was a draw (finally, a draw, after so may losses!). Maybe sometimes he is a little bit too prophylactic, which is the reason, I think, why he hasn't got 2650 at the ... |
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Apr-11-11 C Li vs Ding Liren, 2009
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Raspje: A hell of a concept to sacrifice the pawn on c7 and reach a good endgame (!). The plan with ...a6 belongs to Alexander Morozevich, with the intention to put a bishop on d5. But Ding shows us you can also put a queen on d5 in this variation. Very interesting concept, very interesting ... |
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Feb-03-11 Sicilian (B56)
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Raspje: 5...e5 in this position is very interesting, it was analysed by GM Igor Glek in Secrets of Opening Surprises 12. The idea is to allow 6.Bb5+ because after 6...Bd7 7.Bxd7 Qxd7 8.Nde2 (8.Nf5 Nxe4 is good for black, see Glek) h6! (prevents Bg5) black kan pressurize pawn e4 with ... |
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