May-27-20 T Gelashvili vs M Mchedlishvili, 2002 
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TrollKing: I went with 47 ... Rxd2+
48 Kxd2 Rf2+
49 Ke1 Bxe3
50 Bc1 Bxc1
51 Kxf2 Bf4
with a B, N, + 2 P for the Rook. Stockfish says it is only slightly worse than the game continuation. |
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May-04-20 Schiffers vs G Janny, 1898 
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TrollKing: 6. Rf1, intending 7. Kg1 would have been much safer. |
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Nov-19-19 W Toikka vs T G Cook, 1987 
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TrollKing: White followed up a bad move: 16. g4?,
with an absolute howler: 17. hxg4?? |
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Oct-20-18 Rublevsky vs Harikrishna, 2006 
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TrollKing: 7th Voyage of Sergei. |
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Oct-10-18 R Altshul vs Rudolf Mueller, 2008 
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TrollKing: Fairly easy for a Wednesday. The Queen\Rook battery on the f-file kind of stood out. |
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May-24-18 Norway Chess (2018) 
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TrollKing: As of today, that field represents 10 out of the top 13 players in the world. Wow! |
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Jan-24-18 Vogt vs Kuzmin, 1971 
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TrollKing: This puzzle is somewhat cooked. I chose Qb5 instead of Rxc5. Stockfish 8 says Rxc5: 5.57 versus my Qb5: 4.68. The game continuation is better, but both are clearly winning. |
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Oct-11-17 N Marache vs Morphy, 1857 
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TrollKing: I prefer knights to bishops. This game shows why. This is another recent display of why knights rule: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DNi... |
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Feb-02-17 Sutovsky vs D Anton Guijarro, 2017
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TrollKing: 48. Nd1? Bxg4! Tactics!! Gotta love Knight forks. :-) |
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Dec-07-16 Kasparov vs Timman, 2000 
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TrollKing: Wow. Just wow. |
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