Sep-06-22 Niemann vs Firouzja, 2022 
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Shajmaty: 26. ♗e5, ♕g5; 27. ♖g4, ♗xg4?? (27...♕c1+ needs to be played) 28. f4!! is an amazing variation that, according to Firu, Niemann mentioned during the post mortem. Simply genius stuff. |
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Jan-18-21 D Anton Guijarro vs Carlsen, 2021 
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Shajmaty: The 2...♘c6 order avoids the Yugoslav Attack, and the Maroczy Bind is no longer possible after 3. ♘c3. Good choice by the World Champion. Furthermore, 8. f3 plus 9. ♕d2 is not as common as 8. ♗e2. 9...d5 equalizes simply - and in a thematic fashion. |
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Jan-30-19 Kramnik vs Kasparov, 2000
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Shajmaty: 55...♔f6 (instead of 55...♔f5) is the only way to win, of course |
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Dec-05-16 Capablanca vs Marshall, 1918 
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Shajmaty: In 23 moves (between 14. ♕f3 and 36. ♗xf7+), Capablanca plays the best move (i.a.w. Stockfish) 21 times! Exceptions: 21. ♗d2 instead of 21. ♔d2 and 32. ♘xc3 instead of 32. ♗xc3. Together with Fischer, the biggest natural talent the game has ever ... |
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Nov-24-16 Carlsen vs Karjakin, 2016 
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Shajmaty: Carlsen needs 18. d4 (or 2x. d4) to play for an advantage... |
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May-21-14 L Bruzon Batista vs So, 2014 
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Shajmaty: @Check_It_Out I've never seen 8...♗e6 before! |
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Mar-10-14 Shimanov vs Jobava, 2014 
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Shajmaty: Amazing game. 13...♘xd5? (instead of 13...♕xh1) is the starting point of one of the most entertaining games this century. |
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Jan-30-11 Kotronias vs Ivanchuk, 2011 
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Shajmaty: Vassilios (the Greek) had Vasyl (the Ukranian) beaten, but he let him escape. Nice game, the most entertaining of the tournament so far. |
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Dec-14-10 London Chess Classic (2010) 
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Shajmaty: Agreed, <Kinghunt>. I believe both 69. ♗g8 and 69. ♗f7 won. |
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Sep-29-10 Shirov vs E Berg, 2010 
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Shajmaty: Alexei improves the known 13. ♖g1 with 13. g5. Wild game! |
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