Nov-08-14 Fischer vs R Burger, 1964 
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noctiferus: About the "15 puzzle", consider the set of all possible sequences of the 15 integers: only half of these are reachable from the ordered sequence 1,2,...14,15.
The second half are reachable from a modified sequence with a single inversion, for example 1,2,....15,14. |
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May-13-13 Borislav Ivanov 
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noctiferus: He did it again. Look at the games in http://old-capital-2013.chessmix.com/
or in
http://www.messaggeroscacchi.it/?p=... (partite zippate),
with a particular attention to the game against Rombaldoni, at move 42, where after playing a game at Houdini's level, he plays Nc6,, ... |
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Feb-29-12 V Gashimov vs R Kempinski, 2011 
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noctiferus: From a quick Houdini2.0c blunder analysis (18 plies),it seems that: first, black blundered playing 21...Qd7(eval 8.25) instead of Qxb5(ev 0.78) then white blundered Qa6(ev 0.78) instead of Qa4 (ev 8.25) then black blundered Qc7(ev 5.60) instead of Bc3+ (ev 0.78). According to ... |
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Oct-07-11 Ehlvest vs Andersson, 1988 
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noctiferus: Maybe Anderson went wrong at 14th move, allowing a semiopen file against his king. Perhaps better was an immediate 14...b4. |
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Sep-20-11 Philip Stuart Milner-Barry 
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noctiferus: <An Englishman>
I don't know if it is allowed in CG, but I'd to like to suggest a more smooth and shallow presentation of Bletchley Park's achievements (with a non technical reference to Colossus):
Singh
The Code book
whose reference is missing in Wikipedia page. |
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Jul-02-11 Airports Authority of India (2011)
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noctiferus: <shams et al.>
"I haven't studied it and I'm no expert"
It's the same for me. This is the reason I asked comments from better players.
Looking at some engines evals, and doing some analyses, my impression was that "often (?)" he had to climb up, to recover equality.
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Jun-24-11 Negi vs Caruana, 2011 
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noctiferus: <drnooo>
Houdini and Komodo find the sac at once. |
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Jan-17-11 Jurez vs Gasloi, 1968 
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noctiferus: <dzechiel>
Actually, Kg1 and Kg2 are not equivalent: Kg1 leads to your mate, while Kg2 allows:
20.Qg4 Bxg4 21.Bxf7 Rg7
or
20.Bg5 Rxg5+ 21.Qg4 hxg4 , worse |
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Dec-03-10 Women's World Championship Knockout Tournament (2010) 
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noctiferus: <HeMateMe>
It was a very important town much earlier: founded in 300 B.C. ! Look at
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antioch |
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Jan-29-10 Corus Group A (2010) 
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noctiferus: Can anybody explain me how is it possible that in 11 rounds were played 78 games?
TXS :-) |
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