Mar-17-12 Vitacek vs Duras, 1900 
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kelvi: Nice attack showing the strengths of different pieces in such a position! For example, with a different sequence of the same moves, it gets to mate using different pieces. One such (slower) line is - 22. .. Nb3+
23. cb3 Qe3+
24. Bd2 Bxb2+ (24. Rd2 Re1+ 25. Kc2 Bb1#)
25. Kxb2 ... |
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Jul-04-10 Leko vs Ivanchuk, 2008 
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kelvi: Seems like 126. Rg6, instead of 126. Rg5 might save draw. For instance, 126. Rg6 Rh7 127. Kg1 Re7 128. Rf6 ...
allowing for the interpose on Rank 1. |
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Jul-17-08 W N Watson vs P Thipsay, 1985 
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kelvi: Amazing combination. Chess is fun :)!
Praveen Thipsay is a seven time winner of the National A championship which is the top chess championship in India. His best days were just before the emergence of Anand in the Indian chess scene, this games seems to be proof of his strength ... |
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Apr-10-06 43rd Indian Championship (2006) 
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kelvi: Thanks for covering this event CG.
Ramalhandran Ramesh - should actually be Ramachandran Ramesh. He won the British Chess Championships in 2002. |
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Feb-10-06 Karjakin vs S Papa, 2003 
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kelvi: 28 ... Re7 29. Rdg1+ Kh8 30. Ng7!
30 ... Bxg7 Qh7#
30 ... Rxg7 Rxg7 forcing mate on h7.
30 ... Kg8 Nxe6+ losing queen.
My first post. Any violations? |
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