Oct-11-09 Kramnik vs Anand, 1999 
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| UnicornChessman: Could Anand have played 7...c4, or is the material gain it appears to hold only an illusion? It seems to keep an extra pawn in material. Am I missing something? |
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Sep-29-09 C Stanley vs Morphy, 1857
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| UnicornChessman: I guess Morphy sucked at blindfold chess... (This was a blindfold game) |
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Sep-16-09 Fischer vs Bronstein, 1970
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| UnicornChessman: Hm, in response to the person who objected to wheelchair bandit's comment of "well, it is blitz", I guess I honestly have to agree with wheelchair bandit. Normally I wouldn't, but in the notes it specifies that it is 5 minute blitz, and with the game having 47 moves, the ... |
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Sep-07-09 Alonzo Morphy
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| UnicornChessman: Is literally *everyone* too dull to notice that Alonzo is Morphy's UNCLE, not FATHER???!!! It says so in his one-sentence-long description of himself on this very profile! Uncle, people. Not father... That's cool though, cause it doesn't too much matter... Farewell!!! |
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Sep-05-09 Kasparov vs Anand, 1991
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| UnicornChessman: I also would have suggested en passant on move 16. |
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Aug-15-09 Korchnoi vs Kasparov, 1975
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| UnicornChessman: I've never fully understood how top-level players can manage to play so awefully as this... Apparantly the trick to becoming a world champ is to throw poo at each other while giggling like a little girl, haha. |
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Aug-12-09 Kasparov vs Karpov, 1987
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| UnicornChessman: Did anyone notice anything peculiar about move 63 for Kasparov? Kasparov had a potential forcing of zugzwang simply by playing a passive move like f4! No matter where Karpov moved, he would have lost material immediately! Not to imply that anyone cares. Just saying. |
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Aug-12-09 Robatsch vs Botvinnik, 1962
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| UnicornChessman: Hm, after looking at Morphy games for several straight hours, I'm actually finding a game played by an ex World Champion rather dull, haha. Quite well though... |
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Aug-12-09 Morphy vs A Morphy, 1850
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| UnicornChessman: I'd like to see this game again, but with Morphy playing Queen odds, instead of Rook odds. Anyone else also feel that would be insanely fantastic? |
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Aug-09-09 Kasparov vs Anand, 2000
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| UnicornChessman: Wow, it's hard to believe that a great player like Kasparov actually slipped and lost a pawn on move 10... For no actual compensation either. hm... |
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