May-26-23 Icelandic Chess Championship (2023)
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beenthere240: No “dottirs” |
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Jan-01-23 Shimanov vs Carlsen, 2022 
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beenthere240: 42�Bxb2 is a nice POD candidate |
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Nov-28-22 Carlsen vs R Mamedov, 2022 
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beenthere240: Speedchess produces such elegant games. |
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Sep-03-22 Carlsen vs Nepomniachtchi, 2022 
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beenthere240: According to the computer Blacks best option at move 28 is Kf8 and concede being a pawn down. Contesting the matter just loses faster. You can see why Carlsen did not want to go into a long hibernation preparing for a rematch with this guy. Life is too short. |
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Aug-14-22 D Xiu vs Y Wen, 2012 
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beenthere240: Black to play �24 is tough enuf since it seems to call for heroic measures whereas a retreat to the back rank is the killer. |
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Jul-27-22 FTX Road to Miami (2022) 
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beenthere240: MC has an excellent point. The WC title and process is obsolete and boring. The pro tennis and golf models are much more interesting. |
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Jul-20-22 Z Gofshtein vs E Kengis, 1978 
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beenthere240: 27. Ne2 was a crucial move to guard whites back rank. |
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Jun-25-22 Nepomniachtchi vs Duda, 2022 
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beenthere240: I think it would be a class act for Carlsen to step aside and let Nepo and Caruana duke it out. |
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Jun-23-22 World Championship Candidates (2022) 
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beenthere240: Magnus won’t play Nepo. I see no reason to doubt his assertion that playing another same old same old WC has no appeal for him. |
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Jun-09-22 Norway Chess (2022) 
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beenthere240: Carlsen’s Armageddon game against MVL is a masterpiece of positional play. JK A bout of of chess boxing would be more instructive |
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