Jul-28-25 Petrosian vs Averbakh, 1950 
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sudoplatov: The local Engine likes 19. Qd1 best. |
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Jul-28-25 V Rauzer vs Ragozin, 1936 
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sudoplatov: 1936: Ragosin 2522 #11 world
1936: Rauzer 2481 #28 world |
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Jul-23-25 Bogoljubov vs Capablanca, 1928 
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sudoplatov: Capablanca seems to be one player who understood (if only implicitly) the idea of the Macheeide. Chess consists of setting problems for your opponent while avoiding those set for you. Similar issues face athletes in other fields; one may out-muscle (or out-calculate in chess or ... |
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Jul-22-25 Gligoric vs Keres, 1965 
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sudoplatov: The local Stockfish doesn't seem to understand the game that well. It does show that 49 Nb6 is bad and prefers 49 g3. It's searching around 20 plies. |
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Jul-10-25 Winawer vs Tarrasch, 1892 
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sudoplatov: It's amusing how many previous games Stockfish quotes in the notes. Lots of theory in this line. |
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Jul-03-25 Iivo Nei
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sudoplatov: His brother plays mostly afternoon chess? |
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Jul-01-25 V Sournin vs E Post, 1906
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sudoplatov: I wonder if Ehrhardt Post was an early pilot? |
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Jun-23-25 Samuel Reshevsky 
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sudoplatov: With respect to contemporaries, Reshevsky did beat Keres 6 to 4 with 9 draws. |
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Jun-22-25 Alekhine vs S Levitsky, 1914
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sudoplatov: This is also the Levitsky of the Gold Coins. |
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Jun-03-25 Caruana vs Wei Yi, 2025 
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sudoplatov: I read (somewhere) that BOC are drawish in themselves. BOC with Rooks favor the better developed. The Bishops cannot directly defend against each other. |
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