Nov-06-21 NN vs H Bruening, 1907 
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| sea7kenp: I believe, after 5 Qxd4, White has a Development advantage. |
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Oct-03-21 Keres vs G Karring, 1934
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| sea7kenp: After 17 ... Kf7, 18 Bg6+ with Mate a few Moves later. |
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Oct-03-21 Geller vs Keres, 1949
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| sea7kenp: Besides being a Piece up in the final Position, Black threatens either 39 ... Re8+ or 39 ... Bc5+, both looking good for Black. |
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Aug-19-21 Gendlek vs Radchenko, 1970
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| sea7kenp: And White's Attack Fizzles out. |
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Aug-17-21 S Zierk vs D Kelley, 2012
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| sea7kenp: Black is a Pawn down. Is that grounds for Resignation? |
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Aug-17-21 R Castelli vs J Hempel, 1970
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| sea7kenp: White has two Pieces and a Pawn for a Rook. Is that enough to win this Game? |
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Aug-17-21 G M Norman vs Yates, 1921
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| sea7kenp: White, already two Pawns down is about to lose a lot more. |
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Aug-17-21 C Boor vs E Perelshteyn, 2006
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| sea7kenp: Black's two Pawns up, one passed. White might have wanted to Castle, but that loses a Bishop. Yes, I like Black's Position better. |
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Aug-17-21 Milner-Barry vs H Mallison, 1938
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| sea7kenp: And Black loses, at least a Rook. |
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Jul-08-21 S Solovjov vs M Kuerschner, 2003
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| sea7kenp: Black gets to choose how he is Checkmated. |
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