Jul-03-22 E J Gausel vs S Briem, 1996 
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stacase: Insane? I thought it was as obvious as the north end of a south bound goat. Maybe Tuesdayish. |
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Jun-27-22 B Starck vs D Bertholdt, 1962 
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stacase: Good old fashioned Monday morning Queen sacrifice. |
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Jun-14-22 E N Cooke vs A Turzo, 2001 
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stacase: After 39...Rxh3+ White has to take the Rook or it's mate, and Black has to have noticed that if White's g2 Pawn moves, it opens it up for 40...Qf3+ and mate in short order anyway. |
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Jun-13-22 A Ivanov vs M Taleb, 2003 
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stacase: 27.Rxc8+ Ouch! That took about three seconds to see. |
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Jun-11-22 W Bialas vs Uhlmann, 1951 
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stacase: 17...Bxh2+ pops the White King out of his hidey hole like squeezing a ripe pimple. The rest is not so easy. |
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Jun-07-22 Unzicker vs Tal, 1975 
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stacase: When you see the opponent's King and Queen lined up, it's time to think about how to arrange an exchange in your favor. 32.Qxe5 does the trick in this case. |
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Jun-06-22 A A Zaremba vs R Antonio, 1995 
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stacase: One of those little homilies that appear when you post says that Bishops are best at long range support. |
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Apr-25-22 V Gunina vs A Galliamova, 2014 
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stacase: Setting up the discovered attack is my favorite thing to do. But when your opponent sets it up for you??? |
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Apr-21-22 J G Caetano Netto vs J Gondim, 1946 
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stacase: Pretty easy Thursday, darn near played itself. |
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Apr-18-22 B Katalymov vs G Ilivitsky, 1959 
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stacase: The e5 Pawn's motor is running. How to advance to e6 and discover the attack on Black's Queen? Ha! There's a Bishop that can do the job. |
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