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Apr-19-20 Nakamura vs Carlsen, 2020    fisayo123: Pretty cool victory by Carlsen. Playing the Scheveningen with black and blasting Nakamura off the board. I really enjoy this new version of Carlsen we've seen in the last 2 years who plays actively for the win with both colours. Unlike some of his other rivals (like the one he is ...      Apr-19-20 A Firouzja vs Ding Liren, 2020    fisayo123: It doesn't really surprise me Ding plays the Najdorf. He has played it from time to time before. Firouzja could still win this game instead of 31. bxc4, he had 31. Rd2! c3 32. Ra2 Qxd4 33. h6 and white is clearly better. With both sides short on time, white is up the exchange and ...      Apr-17-20 Magnus Carlsen Invitational (2020)    fisayo123: Does anyone know the anti-cheating procedure for this one?      Apr-15-20 World Championship Candidates (2020)    fisayo123: <Sokrates> Oh the salt :D :)      Apr-13-20 Garry Kasparov    fisayo123: One underrated aspect of Kasparov's career was during the last 2 or 3 years of it, he almost altogether stopped playing the KID (a while back in truth) and Grunfeld. I guess the older you get, the more difficult it is to play those type of openings. Now this is the underrated ...      Apr-11-20 Magnus Carlsen    fisayo123: Great stuff. Great field. Can't wait for the action to commence. Thanks to MC and Chess24      Apr-03-20 Topalov vs Ivanchuk, 1999   fisayo123: Spectacular combinations from Chucky.      Apr-03-20 Kasparov vs S Agdestein, 1989   fisayo123: Kasparov's 10th win in 14 rounds at Tilburg 89. He was still hungry for blood here and he took it out on Adgestein.      Mar-23-20 I Nepomniachtchi vs Ding Liren, 2020    fisayo123: <weisyschwarz> Really? He's much more of a closed Ruy player than open Ruy.      Mar-23-20 Ian Nepomniachtchi    fisayo123: The reason is its taken a long time for him to fulfill his huge potential. He was always considered one of the most talented player of that famed "1990" generation of chess players together with Magnus and Karjakin. He used to give Carlsen a lot of problems in youth tournaments. ...

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