Jun-20-22 P Hoppner vs D Moody, 1979 
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eblunt: Black is already ♘ + ♙ down, no counterplay and defence in tatters. Hard not to win from there. 18 ... ♖x♗ works equally well. |
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May-20-22 P Haener vs O Mihok, 2011 
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eblunt: <Cheapo by the Dozen:
So it was NOT necessary to see in advance that 22 ... Rxf2 is actually better than the game move. Just calculate that if you can once you get there, and if not do what Black did in the actual game instead.> After 23 QxR BxR 24 KxB on f2 aren't we exactly ... |
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May-19-22 Stein vs Smyslov, 1972
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eblunt: < Granny , Brenin > Yes of course I missed that sneaky skewer, thanks |
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Feb-02-21 M Keller vs W Bogatzki, 1976 
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eblunt: If the black king runs, this is not a bog(atzki) standard win for white |
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Jan-25-21 P Benes vs Mokry, 1979 
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eblunt: It's so easy it makes a Mokry of a Monday |
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Jan-19-21 Mecking vs S Mareco, 2011 
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eblunt: <Brenin> Yes , I agree, OTB if I quickly saw a straightforward way of forcing a win of queen for rook, I would probably take it, rather than risking wasting clock time looking for more |
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Sep-02-20 S Azarov vs Nisipeanu, 2011
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eblunt: Ne3 is a great move. Looks quiet but does about 3 very threatening things all at once. Opens up the rook on the queen, threatens f5+ , blocks the line to g3. Suddenly black has too many threats to answer. |
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May-29-20 Khismatullin vs M Bosiocic, 2010 
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eblunt: <Goodevans> I too missed 28.Rxd6 ! and went for the mundane 28. R(d)f1+ which looked pretty overpowering |
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May-05-20 Yermolinsky vs Beliavsky, 1993 
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eblunt: <Landshark> Same here , I saw the mate threat from white, so just saw the easy way to solve the problem and stay a rook up with Qxc4 + |
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Apr-20-20 A Kveinys vs Speelman, 2002 
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eblunt: <stacase> same here |
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