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💢 Levon Aronian vs Ding Liren
💢 World Cup (2017), Tbilisi GEO, rd 7, Sep-27
💢 Queen's Gambit Declined: Hastings Variation (D30)
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💢 World Cup (2017), Tbilisi GEO, rd 7, Sep-27
💢 Queen's Gambit Declined: Hastings Variation (D30)
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💢 Levon Aronian vs Ding Liren
💢 World Cup (2017), Tbilisi GEO, rd 7, Sep-27
💢 PGN format
💢 Annotated By Dejan Bojkov
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💢 World Cup (2017), Tbilisi GEO, rd 7, Sep-27
💢 PGN format
💢 Annotated By Dejan Bojkov
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🔸European Rapid Championship 2017
🔸Round 9
⚪️Hracek,Zbynek (2592)
⚫️Navara,David (2740)
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🔸Round 9
⚪️Hracek,Zbynek (2592)
⚫️Navara,David (2740)
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Grandmasters Miroslav Filip & Lev Polugaevsky, photographed at the Hoogovens tournament at Beverwijk, January 1966. Filip was a big man - he stood 6' 9" (2.07m) tall!
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Groningen, 1946. Salo Flohr, Mikhail Botvinnik, Aleksandr Kotov, Vasily Smyslov and Herman Steiner.
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José Raúl Capablanca v. Nikolai Riumin, from the 3rd round of the 3rd Moscow International tournament, 11th May 1936.
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🔸European Rapid Championship 2017
🔸Round 10
⚪️Tari,Aryan (2593)
⚫️Zhigalko,Sergei (2641)
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🔸Round 10
⚪️Tari,Aryan (2593)
⚫️Zhigalko,Sergei (2641)
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📘 11.Ng5!
Preventing Black from castling and also to prepare the maneuver Ne4-d6.
11...Nc6
(11...o-o 12.Qb1! +/-)
(11...h6 12.Ne4)
12.Qh5 Qe7 13.h4 Bb7 14.Rh3
Preventing Black from castling and also to prepare the maneuver Ne4-d6.
11...Nc6
(11...o-o 12.Qb1! +/-)
(11...h6 12.Ne4)
12.Qh5 Qe7 13.h4 Bb7 14.Rh3
📘 23.R×a6
An interesting exchange sacrifice by the 20 years old, Russian Grandmaster.
23...Ne4
(23...B×a6 24.Rf3)
24.Rf3 Qe8 25.Bf4 B×a6 26.Q×e4 +/-
An interesting exchange sacrifice by the 20 years old, Russian Grandmaster.
23...Ne4
(23...B×a6 24.Rf3)
24.Rf3 Qe8 25.Bf4 B×a6 26.Q×e4 +/-
📘 28.Bh2?
Yuffa missed his opportunity. He could have obtained a huge advantage by playing:
(28.B×h5! Qd7 29.Bg4 +-)
(28.B×h5! R×h5?? 29.Qa8+ Mate in 3 Moves)
Yuffa missed his opportunity. He could have obtained a huge advantage by playing:
(28.B×h5! Qd7 29.Bg4 +-)
(28.B×h5! R×h5?? 29.Qa8+ Mate in 3 Moves)
📘 27.R×g6+
Mamedyarov's finishing sacrifice
K×g6 28.Ne5+ 1-0
(if 28...Kf5 29.e4+ Kf4 30.Qf6#)
(if 28...kg7 or 28...Kh6 the black king will soon be checkmated)
Mamedyarov's finishing sacrifice
K×g6 28.Ne5+ 1-0
(if 28...Kf5 29.e4+ Kf4 30.Qf6#)
(if 28...kg7 or 28...Kh6 the black king will soon be checkmated)
📘 12...Qf5!!
Strangely enough, Black gets compensation with the following: 1. White's disfigured, doubled f-pawns and isolated h-pawn. 2. When White takes the exchange on f8, his bishop has trouble returning, since Be7 is met by ... f5-f6!, continuing to imprison it (a theme Short was, unfortunately, unable to evade anyway later in the game!) 3. White's rooks just don't work well in the resulting position. It seems Black stands equal at a minimum after the acceptance.
Strangely enough, Black gets compensation with the following: 1. White's disfigured, doubled f-pawns and isolated h-pawn. 2. When White takes the exchange on f8, his bishop has trouble returning, since Be7 is met by ... f5-f6!, continuing to imprison it (a theme Short was, unfortunately, unable to evade anyway later in the game!) 3. White's rooks just don't work well in the resulting position. It seems Black stands equal at a minimum after the acceptance.