Mar-10-09 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972 
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jaimdelg: Here, White offers a pawn sacrifice and in exchange White will keep the black queen trapped and “out of the game†for several moves while White hopes to devastate Black’s position before Black can bring its queen back into the game. On the other side, Black is ... |
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Mar-09-09 I Bilek vs Fischer, 1962 
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jaimdelg: It is as important how much time you have in the clock (managing time) as well as how good you are calculating. Fischer very rarely took more than 5 minutes thinking a move, so his opponent couldn't have Fischer's own time to think by himself. It's unbelievable how many of Fisher's |
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Mar-09-09 Parma vs Fischer, 1961 
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jaimdelg: It is as important how much time you have in the clock (managing time)as well as how good you are calculating. Fischer very rarely took more than 5 minutes thinking a move, so his opponent couldn't have Fischer's own time to think by himself. It's unbelievable how many of Fisher's ... |
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Mar-09-09 E Joppen vs Bronstein, 1954 
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jaimdelg: To your question: Why does Black expose his queen so early in the Poison Pawn Variation? Precisely, that’s why it’s called the “poisoned pawn”. Here, White offers a pawn sacrifice and in exchange White will keep the black queen trapped and “out of the game” for several ... |
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