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Oct-18-20 Dolmatov vs Polugaevsky, 1988    eaglewing: <7he5haman:> I thought about 30. ... Nh8, too. Still 30. ... Nh8 31. f6 Bf8 32. f5 Qf7 33. Bxh6 Bxh6 34. fe Rxe6 35. Rg7+ Qxg7 36. fg with the next move probably fhQ+, if the rook on e6 is secured, looks decisive. However, I did not check this line with calculation support.      Mar-28-20 A Giri vs I Nepomniachtchi, 2020    eaglewing: <Breunor>: You miscopied the analysis for 33. axb3. Both noted are 33. Bxb3.      Jan-26-20 V Tukmakov vs Khenkin, 1992   eaglewing: Btw, was in the game line 22.Ke3 a weaker move? Consider 22. Kf3 f5 23. Ne3 Bb7+ 24. Ke2 Bxh1 25. Nxc2. There is surely a better line for Black, the point is, the black Bishop will either check on e2 or f3, the white King could dodge to the other square. A white rook will be gone ...      Jan-15-20 A Rychagov vs A Timofeev, 2007    eaglewing: @pittpanther: Indeed, transferring the rook to f4 gives the draw. The best threat to do this might be 51. Rb8. The advantages: The 8th row is maximally away, which means the Black Queen easily checking on rows 1 + 2 has it more difficult to double-attack the rook, too. Square ...      Dec-30-19 N Littlewood vs B Brinck-Claussen, 1963    eaglewing: Still, star players only due to 34. ... Qc2?? Sometimes it is better just to be greedy. 34. ... Qxa2 (options to play Qf7/Qg8) and Black is better.      Nov-30-19 Harry Bogdanor vs B Goulding Brown, 1914   eaglewing: That does not check my idea, the answer is hidden in the variants of Stockfish and it is a remis, so "Thanks!" anyway.      Nov-02-19 J Ferreira vs M Bosiocic, 2017   eaglewing: Thanks Breunor! And yes, b5 is the devastating followup option.      Oct-12-19 Fischer vs C Kalme, 1958    eaglewing: Following 44. c7 play Rh5+ 45. Kd6 Rxc5 46. Kxc5 and the tablebase tells us 46. ... Rc2+ is a draw. Run G, run!      May-19-19 Kasparov vs Huebner, 1985    eaglewing: Anyone cares to tell, what the silicone ones say following 35.Qh6 Qxe1+ 36.Kh2 Qxe5+ 37. dxe5 Re8 38. Bb3 Be2?      Mar-31-19 J M Bellon Lopez vs Antunes, 1994    eaglewing: Besides 14. Bh5 Rg6 what is wrong with 14. Bh5 e5 as the black reaction? Looks like it won't even lose the exchange.

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