Feb-07-05 Fischer vs S Schweber, 1970 
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Shadow 812: It seems to me that Fischer's 20th move
exf (en passant)was the move that lit touchpaper for the passage of tactical play that followed, he must surely have
worked out the ensuing position that would have occurred once the open lines
were available to his pieces.
He would ... |
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Feb-07-05 Fischer vs Tukmakov, 1970 
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Shadow 812: Unusual opening play from Fischer, it nothing like his normal style, I think it looks more like an opening that Tigran Petrosian would play rather than
Bobby Fischer:
It seems to widely accepted that 14. Kh8? is weak and that Qg6 was better, also worth a mentioning on moves 22 ... |
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Feb-05-05 Blackburne vs H Gifford, 1874 
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Shadow 812: On move 13 for black, instead of Ng6??
How about 13. Bg4 !? counterattacking?
I will need more time to have a closer look at this move: |
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Feb-05-05 Fischer vs Huebner, 1970 
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Shadow 812: A battle between the two Roberts, for the record this game was played on the 9th of November 1970: |
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Feb-05-05 Najdorf vs Petrosian, 1953 
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Shadow 812: This first encounter was Najdorf's only win against Petrosian, it is curious that he never managed to defeat
Petrosian again during their next 13 games, that left Pet with a score of
6-1 in his favour!! |
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Feb-04-05 Lilienthal vs Capablanca, 1935 
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Shadow 812: Is there a reason why Capablanca played
Rd8 on move 14, instead of O-O, or have
I missed something? |
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Feb-04-05 J Corzo vs Capablanca, 1901 
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Shadow 812: The fact that it was not a serious game
is irrelevant, Capablanca was actually checkmated!! Contrary to what Irving Chernev said: |
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Feb-01-05 E Diemer vs W Buis, 1955
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Shadow 812: Another slashing win for Diemer and his
Mickey Mouse gambit, however he gets a helping hand from his opponent, for example on move 13, instead of the wayward looking Na6?! Buis could have fought back with
13. h4 Nxc3
14. bxc e5! strike back in the centre, and White has ... |
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Feb-01-05 H Krebs vs E Diemer, 1974 
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Shadow 812: Move 10 fxg4?? was too greedy and it cost White the game!!
A more spirited defence would have been
10. Kg1 Nxe3
11. Qa4 (or Qb3)Nxf1
12. Nxf1
With two pieces for the rook and the attack running out of steam, White can avoid a quick knockout and may actually
stand ... |
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Jan-26-05 Alekhine vs Reshevsky, 1937 
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Shadow 812: Curious that this particular game should elicit more than twenty comments
in one day, after ten months without anyone bothering to show any interest in it !!
The combination at the end is neat coup
from Alekhine, however it seems hard to
believe that Reshevsky would have let ... |
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