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Oct-19-12 R Balinas vs Fischer, 1967    sugarmike: joelsontang: yes i think white could have won this game. 36. Nb5, it can jump to d6 and a7. its hard to defend the pawn on d6. if black reply Nf7, white can move e rook to e7. then its hard to defend double rook in the 7th rank. nice game by balinas. fischer have the hard time ...      Sep-06-12 Short vs E Torre, 2012    sugarmike: Eugene Torre is back, Bobby Fischers friend, his second in 2nd Fischer-Spassky match. What does it take to become a world champion, does he have still the hunger and enough skill even at old age?      Sep-06-12 Istanbul Olympiad (2012)    sugarmike: It probably just means that the rating system is only now catching up to the shift in chess strength from the traditional European powers over to Asia. -And it also means that Asians should be invited more often in Europian Tournaments or Asians should participate when invited to ...      Sep-04-12 K Georgiev vs O Barbosa, 2012    sugarmike: yes,he should have played 26...Nd5. is it forced to sacrifice his queen? i dont think he have a clear win sacrificing his queen. yan nga ang inakala ko kung bakit nag sacrifice siya? akala ko klaro ang linya gaya ng ginawa ni paragua sa game 3 and 4. ano ba ang mangyayari kung nag      Sep-01-12 So vs Aronian, 2012    sugarmike: this game proves that wesley is one of the elite. he can do more, hes growing up and learning. someday youll be on top. god bless      Apr-23-10 S Bernstein vs A Dake, 1936    sugarmike: Black won 50. Kf3 51.Kd2 Kf4 and so on. its not that so hard, any 1400 player know this. zugzwang extra move of his pawn      Apr-22-10 Spassky vs Fischer, 1972    sugarmike: yes i think its a draw, 69.Rc3 should have been a draw. i have a conspiracy theory that fischer was helped out by a computer program during this match thats why no cameras allowed because of interference. spassky may have lost due to time pressure while fischer have a pc notebook ...

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