Jan-15-23 D Gukesh vs Ding Liren, 2023 
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ozmikey: Very nice game. 16...Nc5! is a clever trick to turn the dark-squared bishop into a monster, and of course 32...Rxe4 is a really sweet tactical finish. |
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Oct-30-22 Panno vs W Estrada Degrandi, 1954 
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ozmikey: 36. Ra6 is a cute way of saying "ah, mate, I think it's time to resign - I'm playing party tricks now." |
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Oct-08-22 J Randviir vs Keres, 1947
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ozmikey: A beautiful endgame. I love a good instructive K+P ending, and this is up there with the best of them. |
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Oct-31-18 Huebner vs Nunn, 1981 
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ozmikey: Ouch! And of course 28...Rg8 29. Qxg7+! Rxg7 30. Rd8+ Rg8 31. Bd4+ is even worse. |
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Apr-28-18 Carlsen vs Ding Liren, 2018 
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ozmikey: Good to see that fighting chess is not dead. |
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Mar-02-18 Furman vs Bondarevsky, 1963 
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ozmikey: <ChessHigherCat> 44...Kf8 not 44...Kg7. |
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Nov-11-17 T Hay vs P Viner, 1963 
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ozmikey: <thegoodanarchist> <Sydney Cepacol? I thought Cepacol was cough medicine!> Cepacol sponsored a lot of tournaments in Australia in the late eighties/early nineties, but I think the reference here is an anachronism (unless their record in supporting tournaments goes ... |
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Nov-10-17 F Berkes vs McShane, 2017 
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ozmikey: This reminds me of several miserable blitz games I've lost on the Black side of the exchange Caro (which this game transposes into on move 7) before I learned how vital it was to get the queen to c7 early to control that diagonal. Otherwise Black is pretty much doomed to passivity. ... |
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Oct-04-17 Khalifman vs D Yuffa, 2016 
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ozmikey: When something like this is given as a "problem", you can spot it in two seconds. When something like this occurs over the board... |
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Sep-26-17 J Tarjan vs Kramnik, 2017 
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ozmikey: Nice for Tarjan but you have to feel sorry for Kramnik, given his terrible luck with the first round pairing as well. This is just a one-move game-changing blunder in a superior position. |
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