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Nov-29-20 So vs A Liang, 2020   mrfuddington: I feel like black should have won this. He had a great passed pawn, no need to give back all his material with 28. Qe5.      Oct-28-20 Polgar vs H Klip, 1990    mrfuddington: Yeah I am not understanding these lines, it is very early mind you but is not 25...Qxc7 26. Bxed4 Re8 27. Bxe5 not instantly winning? All I can see is 27...Rxe5 28. Qxe5 Qxe5 (...fxg3 29. Qh8+) 29. Rxe5 Kc7 (...fxg3 Re8+) 30. Ne4 I am going to guess that the moves were recorded      Feb-13-19 J Traerup vs J R Kristensen, 2001   mrfuddington: That was a disgusting bind. I almost threw up.      May-09-18 Ju Wenjun vs Z Tan, 2018    mrfuddington: DirkMcCallahan I'm guessing that since black is already a pawn up, she doesn't want to fall further behind in developing pieces, for example, 10...Nxe5 11.Rd1 Qe7 12. Bf4 and that already looks crazy to play for black.      Feb-25-18 World Championship Candidates (2018)    mrfuddington: I really hope someone more interesting wins. Hopefully not Grischuk, or Karjakin or Kramnik for that matter. Anyone else would be delightful but with my luck? Definitely Grischuk, *sigh*.      Jan-18-18 Svidler vs Y Hou, 2018    mrfuddington: She has performed decently here in the the past. I think she's just not in form.      Dec-15-17 Aronian vs Carlsen, 2017    mrfuddington: With our luck, double Anand match, Gelfand, Karjakin. Probably be Grischuck who wins it this time. Or Radjubov/Carlsen, can anyone imagine that? That would be awful. Imagine Ding wins though or Wesley So, that would be wild.      May-21-17 Ding Liren vs Svidler, 2017   mrfuddington: Did you mean Nb7?      May-12-17 Short vs E Blomqvist, 2017    mrfuddington: Well let's not go crazy, Short used to be rated above 2700, a few different times over his career.      Mar-24-17 Shenzhen Masters (2017)    mrfuddington: Hey Pentala Harikrishna is not a draw guy, on form, he can beat the top people.

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