Oct-19-15 Vaganian vs A Planinc, 1975 
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| shyamsg: Beaten to it by <TheaN>, nice find on the Kb1 being inferior. |
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Oct-18-13 Areshchenko vs E Sukhareva, 2013
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| shyamsg: Really nice finish. 29. ... Rf8 is needed to stop Nxf7#. Then there are 2 ways to finish black off. 30. Nxf7+ anyway followed by Rd8+ or reverse the move order. The more pleasing 30. Rd8 |
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Aug-04-13 H van Dongen vs E Wijsman, 2005
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| shyamsg: <Jimfromprovidence> That's really nice - once the h-pawn is lost, so is the game for white. <PB> 78... Re5 may also be ok for black since after 79. Kxf6, he has Rxa5 and black wins by threatening to eat the h-pawn or promote the e pawn. |
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Mar-28-13 Grischuk vs Carlsen, 2013
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| shyamsg: <extremepleasure2: What happened to to live video on the official site? Will they not broadcast any live coverage tonight?> Here is the URL: http://new.livestream.com/WorldChes... |
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Apr-15-11 S M Shyam vs E Berg, 2011
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| shyamsg: I don't understand how the final position is lost for Black? Did Black lose on time? |
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Jan-15-11 Vachier-Lagrave vs H Wang, 2011
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| shyamsg: <Eyal> If 33. Rxd3, I think that 33... f6 saves black. I don't see how 33 ... g5 saves black after 34. Nxg5 |
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Apr-05-09 M Wahls vs Kasparov, 1985
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| shyamsg: <tdnn72> black has 3 choices to save his queen.
1) 29... Qf5 30. Qc4+ Kf6 (30 ... Kd6 31. Nb5#) 31.Rxf7+ and black loses the queen
2) 29... Qc1 30. Qc4+ Kf6/Kf5 31. Qxf7+ Kg5 32. Ne4+ Kh6 33. Rxc1
3) 29... Qa1 30. Qc4+ Kf6/f5 31. Rxf7+ Kg5 32. Ne4+ Kh6 33. dxe5 leaves black a |
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Feb-26-09 Anand vs Grischuk, 2009
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| shyamsg: <Ulhumbrus> Does 31. ... Qf5 work for Grischuk in the h7+ line that you gave? |
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Feb-26-09 Linares (2009)
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| shyamsg: <bhartiy> Qe3+ for Gris... |
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Feb-19-09 Hracek vs Kramnik, 2002
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| shyamsg: <GoHabsGo> 24. Nxe5 is met by 24. Rxc2 and white still loses a piece and faces a very strong attack on g2 |
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