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Aug-07-15 D Howell vs Hebden, 2015    ceebo: 42.Ke2 Rc2+ 43.Kd3 Rxb2 44.Rxa5 Rb3+ 45.Kc4! is my computer's suggestion.      Nov-21-13 Anand vs Carlsen, 2013    ceebo: An interesting side line shown by my computer: 23.f6 g6 24.Qf4 Kh8 (24...Nc7 is better, transposing back into the game) 25.Qh4 b2 26.h3! This gives a hiding place for the king on h2 and white seems to be looking pretty good from here. This may indicate that 23.f6 was a better move ...      Aug-22-13 Svidler vs Le Quang Liem, 2013    ceebo: My computer says its lost after 108...Rh1. 108...Kb6 and 108...Kc7 are possible saving moves with 109.d5 being answered with 109...b4 in both cases.      Aug-14-13 Adams vs Kryvoruchko, 2013    ceebo: 50.Qc5 seems like a very strong move. After 50...Qxc5 51.bxc5 the bishop endgame seems to be winning for white, e.g. 51...Ke7 52.Kf2 Kd7 53.Ke3 Kc6 54.Kd4 Kb5 55.f5! [DIAGRAM] If 55...Bxf5 then 56.Bxd5 and if 55...gxf5 then 56.Bf3 Also the line 50.Qc5 Qxc5 51.bxc5 Bd7 52.Bxd5 Bc6 ...      Aug-01-13 Dortmund Sparkassen (2013)    ceebo: With a live rating of 2758.9 I am guessing that 1.5/3 in the remaining games will see Adams break his peak rating of 2755 set in the year 2000.      Jul-19-13 M Mueller-Seps vs E Moser, 2007    ceebo: If we remove the a-pawn at move 59 then 6-piece tablebases show that the moves 59.Rf5 and 59.Rf3 are draws so surely the position is drawn with the a-pawn included. Even with the a-pawn removed 59.Rf5 Qg3+ 60.Ke4 Qxh3 61.Kf4 is a 5-piece draw: [DIAGRAM]      Jul-14-13 Kramnik vs Carlsen, 2010    ceebo: 69.Kf4 is also a winning move. It is very tricky because the winning line involves giving black a passed h-pawn which is very difficult to capture without allowing the black king to get to f8 with a resulting fortress. Here is the line: 69.Kf4 Ke2 70.g5 Kf2 71.g3 h5 72.g6 Kg2 73.Bc4 ...      Jun-15-13 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2013    ceebo: 50.Rb8 probably draws because 50.Rb8 b5 51.Rxb5 Kg6 52.Rb8 Kxg5 is a draw according to six-piece tablebases and my computer (which has 5 piece tablebases installed) offers no way of avoiding this line without allowing some other kind of draw.      May-31-13 Nunn vs Van der Sterren, 1988   ceebo: Even with 59...h4 it is still drawn. White goes Kd3-e2-f1 and black cannot do enough to break the blockade on the square g2. The last real chance to win seems to be on move 53 with something like 53...Ke6.      May-29-13 Short vs Van Wely, 2013    ceebo: If 21...Ne5 then 22.Nf6 Bxg2 23.Bd4 and white has at least a perpetual from here. 23...Qf5 (the most forcing move), 23...Be4 and 23...Nf5 seem to hold for black but all other moves (including 23...Bxh1 and 23...Rd8) give the advantage to white: A) 23...Bxh1 24.Re1 Qe6 25.Rxe5 Bxf6 ...      May-15-13 Carlsen vs Radjabov, 2013    May-10-13 Nakamura vs Carlsen, 2013     May-10-13 Svidler vs J L Hammer, 2013    May-01-13 Adams vs Kramnik, 2013     Jan-23-13 Giri vs Yifan Hou, 2013     Nov-13-12 The World vs V Akobian, 2012     Oct-11-12 Carlsen vs Caruana, 2012     Oct-07-12 Bologan vs Short, 2012    Mar-22-12 D Zoler vs G Jones, 2012     Mar-03-12 Kasparov vs Anand, 1991     Feb-12-12 E Berg vs Vachier-Lagrave, 2012     Jan-18-12 Carlsen vs Aronian, 2012     Jul-29-11 Luke McShane     Jun-06-11 H Tirard vs A Silvert, 2000     Oct-28-10 F Vallejo Pons vs E Dizdarevic, 2010    Oct-26-10 Bacrot vs Anand, 2010     Oct-11-10 Grand Slam Chess Final (2010)     Oct-06-10 Najdorf vs Gliksberg, 1929     Oct-01-10 G Jones vs N Kabanov, 2010     Sep-27-10 Khanty-Mansiysk Olympiad (2010)     Jul-18-10 Euwe vs Yanofsky, 1946     Jul-11-10 Salov vs Karpov, 1994     Apr-29-10 Gligoric vs J Rosenstein, 1963     Feb-28-10 Watson vs Ciric, 1991     Jan-27-10 Short vs Kramnik, 2010     Jan-23-10 Corus Group A (2010)     Jan-12-10 Aronian vs Nakamura, 2010     Dec-12-09 Tartakower vs Vidmar, 1905     Nov-30-09 G Neumann vs Steinitz, 1870     Sep-29-09 Carlsen vs Topalov, 2009     Sep-21-09 Short - Efimenko Match (2009)     Aug-28-09 Ree vs Hort, 1986     Aug-23-09 FIDE Jermuk Grand Prix (2009)     Jul-20-09 Canadian Open (2009)     May-22-09 Topalov vs Kramnik, 1999     Mar-27-09 T Fogarasi vs N Medvegy, 2003     Mar-26-09 Amber Tournament (Blindfold) (2009)     Mar-20-09 Tal vs E Nievergelt, 1959     Mar-10-09 O Loskutov vs D Chuprikov, 2000     Jan-19-09 Kuzmin vs Sveshnikov, 1973     Dec-10-08 Bastrikov vs Shamkovich, 1958     Nov-27-08 Kmoch vs Saemisch, 1928     Nov-10-08 Young / Burille vs Ware / Snow, 1888     Nov-03-08 S Cross vs C Henderson, 1938     Oct-24-08 Aronian vs A Volokitin, 2008     Oct-18-08 Kramnik vs Anand, 2008     Oct-15-08 Portisch vs G Kluger, 1962    Aug-23-08 J Manion vs V Akopian, 1994     Apr-03-08 Anand vs Kasparov, 1995     Mar-05-08 J Krejcik vs K Krobot, 1908     Aug-17-07 I Madl vs Chiburdanidze, 2000     Jul-30-07 Capablanca vs B H Villegas, 1914     Jul-29-07 Short vs Salov, 1990     Apr-26-07 Two Knights (C57)     Nov-17-06 Tolnai vs Z Gyimesi, 1993     Oct-29-06 Alburt vs T Giorgadze, 1971     Oct-27-06 Essent Tournament (2006)     Oct-27-06 L Svenonius vs M Levertin, 1876     Oct-26-06 C Wallwork vs Duras, 1911     Oct-13-06 Kramnik - Topalov World Championship Match (2006)     Oct-13-06 P Large vs J Bonin, 1987

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