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Apr-12-19 Bronstein vs Deep Thought, 1992   stanleys: Much prettier conclusion of the game could have been 22... Qxf3 23. Qc7+ Nxc7 24. Nb6+ Kb8 25. Rxd8+ Ka7 26. Ra8+ Nxa8 27. Nc8#      Mar-26-19 H Bogart vs L Bacall, 1951   stanleys: The two stars in action in another game of chess - https://images.ctfassets.net/23wh7e...      Feb-25-19 A Tari vs D Sadzikowski, 2019   stanleys: < luzhin: Black could have turned the tables with the spectacular 33...Ne4!! which simply wins, the main point being that after 34.Qxd7 Rc1+ mates. For this reason White had to play 33.h3 before capturing on e6.> This is quite a nice tactical shot based on the back-rank ...      Oct-06-18 Yakov Isaevich Neishtadt    stanleys: Happy 95-th birthday,Mr.Neishtadt!      May-24-18 Deep Sengupta    stanleys: If Deep Sengupta was aware of the two games below, he would have avoided such a loss for sure. A little consolation is that he is not the first strong player to fall into this trap. Doroshkievich vs V Tukmakov, 1970 Razuvaev vs Kupreichik, 1970      Apr-22-18 Nino Khurtsidze    stanleys: Sad news, she died today after long illness :( Rest in peace http://chess-news.ru/node/24588      Dec-12-17 Keres vs G Geshev, 1936   stanleys: A pic from this game - http://old.duma.bg/2007/0707/070707...      Nov-06-17 R Mamedov vs D Dubov, 2017   stanleys: Brilliant game by Mamedov in the most important team match. Still cannot understand Dubov's decision to give his bishop for nothing with 23...Rd8 without being forced.Someone has indicated that 23...e5 is better than the text as well, allowing the king and the rook to enter in play      Jul-18-17 Marijan Georgiev Petrov    stanleys: Bulgarian champion in 2017 as well      Feb-20-17 V Gunina vs A Bachmann, 2016   stanleys: Very nice tactical battle starting from 37...Nd4!. Think that everything was forced, both sides finding best moves, black remaining a pawn up, but in a drawn rook ending.

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