Feb-23-11 K Salbu vs K Ozols, 1936 
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| Touchmove: I also went with 32. ... Rxf1 33. Qxf1 Qxe3.
I liked the continuation... 34. Kxh2 (best other than a couple of queen checks) Ra2+ 35. Kh1 Qxe4+ 36. Kg1 Qd4+ 37. Kh1 Ra1+!, which eliminates white's last major piece and gives black the full queen. Plus you get the fun step pattern ... |
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Oct-11-10 V Vepkhvishvili vs D Magalashvili, 1966
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| Touchmove: I did a quick google search. It looks like there is a Davit Magalashvili mentioned on quite a few chess sites who was born in 1987. That's probably the person with a 2400+ rating. This game is listed as a training game in 1966, and the only other Magalashvili game before 2001 in ... |
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Sep-29-10 Bronstein vs J L Alvarez del Monte, 1960
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| Touchmove: <YouRang> I agree completely with your assessment. 47. d6 is the key move, but after Bc6, white's c5 and Be4 are equally effective and probably should be played without any other moves in between no matter what black's 48 is. |
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Jun-07-10 Nepomniachtchi vs J Zhou, 2009
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| Touchmove: I actually had to look at this one for a while... It looked like a soft 2, meaning white could play a set up move (Qh5) and black would simply have no defense to the follow up mate. But I knew that would not work because black's queen would be able to harrass the white king after ... |
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