Nov-24-16 Philipe Brunet
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jrbleau: He was from Montreal, Quebec, but moved to NB. |
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May-01-14 Wojtaszek vs E Safarli, 2014 
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jrbleau: A complicated game. I ran it through Houdini for a book I'm writing and the program would change its "mind" after analyzing billions of nodes. The game was quite well played, if we trust Houdini's multi-billion node evaluations. |
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Apr-19-14 Macieja vs H Kallio, 1999 
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jrbleau: Got the first three moves, plus the computer's co-favourite 24 Qd4 Nc3, though I didn't examine 24 Rd2. The computer says that it's equal after these continuations. It also says that 20...Re2 is the only move to save the game for Black. |
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Apr-08-14 Tarrasch vs Kolb, 1894 
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jrbleau: This Kolb character was an awful player. |
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Mar-05-14 A Mallahi vs A Al-Bahadly, 2001 
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jrbleau: 32.e6 Qb5 and the win isn't straightforward.
32.Nh5+ gxh5 33.Qxh6+ Kg8 34.e6 Bxe6 35.Rxe6 seems forced and W is threatening RxN and then Bxd5. |
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Jan-13-14 G Sargissian vs C Li, 2009 
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jrbleau: Owen is a poet, the others are just sloppy. |
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Jan-06-14 S Tatai vs S Skembris, 1981 
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jrbleau: Black's elo was 2415 |
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Nov-21-13 L Alster vs Smejkal, 1963 
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jrbleau: Not too tough. Got sidetracked trying to achieve a knight-fork from g5, but then went with the massive material compensation and running pawn starting with Qxd7. |
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Nov-10-13 Anand vs Carlsen, 2013 
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jrbleau: I don't see how the five fifths scoring system would change a thing. It doesn't add any incentive to trying to win with the black pieces: you get 2/5 of a point more winning with either color than for drawing with the same color, and 2/5 more for drawing with either color than for ... |
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Oct-31-13 W Tabakiernik vs Keene, 1963 
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jrbleau: I don't think you have to see "everything" after 16 Bg5 - you only need to calculate to advantage. After 16...Bf1 17 Rf1, the f6N is doomed and W winds up with two pieces for the R. |
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