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Apr-15-25 Fischer vs J Szmetan, 1971    utssb: <An Englishman> Yup, who wouldn't prefer Black after 18...Re6 where it seems like 19.c5 is forced to deal with the ...Rb6+ threat. If 19.Nd5 then 19...Rd8 seems tough.      Feb-22-25 P Cramling vs Kosteniuk, 2019   utssb: on move 35 maybe Rh3 forcing ...Qf5 and then Rf3 to win the f-pawn 35.Rh3 Qf5 36.Rf3 Qg6 37. Qf6+ Qf6 38.Rf6 Kg7 maybe if that isn't total nonsense      Sep-23-24 V Fedoseev vs D Gukesh, 2024    utssb: 16. Nxc5 feels relevant.      Aug-23-24 Niemann vs Bacrot, 2024    utssb: 15...e5 instead of ...Be7 is fairly breathtaking      Jul-16-24 Hans Niemann    utssb: <EvanTheTerrible> Cheater News      Jul-02-24 I Bilek vs Portisch, 1958    utssb: <Honza> Agree with what you're saying but maybe 12...Nc8 could hold against 12.Qe2.      Jun-03-24 Niemann vs Shankland, 2024    utssb: Why not the 13.Nd6+ intermezzo?      Apr-20-24 Nepomniachtchi vs Nakamura, 2024    utssb: ...b5, ...c4 is of course great for Black but maybe there's not enough time for it.      Feb-27-24 Djerba Masters (2024)    utssb: I think what sets him apart in terms of negative attention might have to do with cheating (and admittance of it) but I could be mistaken.      Sep-02-23 Reshevsky vs Fischer, 1961    utssb: I'm probably missing something obvious but isn't 24...Rc2 an important intermezzo because if the Queen goes to g5 then ...Rf2, Kf2, ...Qd4+ and Be3 doesn't work because of the fork on e4.

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