February 21, 2002, 11:59
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I won’t be able to use the h-file. But I am glad to be rid of your bishop pair. It would have been both a strong offensive and defensive force. It took me some times to figure out it was one of the keys of the position.
Now I think I can play for 2 results : win or draw, unless I make a big mistake, of course. I now agree that white is better.
Watch out, this message contains a small amount of psychological warfare
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February 21, 2002, 12:00
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My move was :
24 Bxc8
It's on page 4
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February 21, 2002, 15:37
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20. Nxc4 ... Rfd8+
21. Kc2 ... Bc8
22. Bh3 ... Nxc4
23. bxc4 ... g5
24. Bxc8 ... Raxc8
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February 21, 2002, 15:48
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Originally posted by Julius Brenzaida
I won’t be able to use the h-file.
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Yes, all the positions I had on my chess board after hxg6 ... hxg6 looked very dangerous for black. I'm relieved I don't have to worry about that (for now).
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Originally posted by Julius Brenzaida
But I am glad to be rid of your bishop pair. It would have been both a strong offensive and defensive force. It took me some times to figure out it was one of the keys of the position.
Now I think I can play for 2 results : win or draw, unless I make a big mistake, of course. I now agree that white is better.
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Yes, well I didn't have much choice. Going back to a6 was possible, but it felt like giving white the initiative and still risking an opening of the h-line. Are you saying that the bishop should have stayed in a6 (in the 21th move)?
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February 22, 2002, 14:44
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C'mon, Julius! Bring it on, I'm waiting...
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February 23, 2002, 06:51
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21 Kc2 ... Bc8
22 Bh3 ... Nxc4
23 bxc4 ... g5
24 Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25 f3 ...
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February 23, 2002, 06:52
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Staying with the bishop on a6 and exchanging on c4 would have given the same type of ending. Because right now, I consider it is an ending ! And a good one for me !!!
I was thinking of 23 ... Ba6 (yes moving back) as the best, but I am afraid that 24 hxg6 ... hxg6, 25 e6! would have given me a very dangerous attack.
But maybe it was the best anyway as now you’re going to suffer without much hope of counterplay. Over the board it would be (almost) unbearable, but maybe that in postal chess you can manage a cool defense ...
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February 23, 2002, 06:54
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Originally posted by Carolus Rex
C'mon, Julius! Bring it on, I'm waiting... 
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Patience is the key
I like my little "prophylactic" 25 f3
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February 23, 2002, 07:48
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Yes, but if the bishop would have stayed in a6 in the 21th move, then I suppose I wouldn't have made the exchange on c4. Maybe 21... Bb7 or 21 ... Nd5 (if it is possible in that position, no chessboard here) were better?
Still, you think this is a clear win for white?
BTW, I expected 25. f4 ... What's this new devilery?
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February 24, 2002, 07:07
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20. Nxc4 ... Rfd8+
21. Kc2 ... Bc8
22. Bh3 ... Nxc4
23. bxc4 ... g5
24. Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25. f3 ... Bc5
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February 24, 2002, 11:39
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21 Kc2 ... Bc8
22 Bh3 ... Nxc4
23 bxc4 ... g5
24 Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25 f3 ... Bc5
26 Rcd1
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February 24, 2002, 11:40
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It’s still not a clear win for white. But in the course of the game , I am (almost) sure not to lose now. It’s a 2 results game ...
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February 25, 2002, 03:42
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Finally! A move that I expected...
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February 25, 2002, 03:45
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...but that doesn't mean I don't have to carefully consider my next move!
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February 25, 2002, 11:13
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Then I hope you expected me to do well
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February 26, 2002, 16:02
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20. Nxc4 ... Rfd8+
21. Kc2 ... Bc8
22. Bh3 ... Nxc4
23. bxc4 ... g5
24. Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25. f3 ... Bc5
26. Rcd1 ... Kf8
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February 26, 2002, 16:04
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Originally posted by Julius Brenzaida
Then I hope you expected me to do well
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After the games we've seen here at Apolyton I always expect you to do well.
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February 26, 2002, 18:41
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21 Kc2 ... Bc8
22 Bh3 ... Nxc4
23 bxc4 ... g5
24 Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25 f3 ... Bc5
26 Rcd1 ... Kf8
27 Rxd8+
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February 26, 2002, 18:44
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One always expect his opponent to do well
And always rejoyce at his mistakes
Sounds like a chinese proverb
But I'm not saying you made any mistake right now
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February 27, 2002, 06:41
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20. Nxc4 ... Rfd8+
21. Kc2 ... Bc8
22. Bh3 ... Nxc4
23. bxc4 ... g5
24. Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25. f3 ... Bc5
26. Rcd1 ... Kf8
27. Rxd8+ ... Rxd8
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February 27, 2002, 06:49
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Heh, heh, heh!
Oh BTW, congrats on your first check!
May it never be followed by its "mate"!
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February 27, 2002, 11:26
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21 Kc2 ... Bc8
22 Bh3 ... Nxc4
23 bxc4 ... g5
24 Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25 f3 ... Bc5
26 Rcd1 ... Kf8
27 Rxd8+ ... Rxd8
28 Rd1
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February 27, 2002, 11:27
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Yes 1-3 with the checks !
And I was expecting your last move !
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March 4, 2002, 15:20
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Carolus, are you ok ?
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March 4, 2002, 17:06
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Yes, thanks.
Sorry for not posting! I've returned to Sweden from Geneva and I've had lots of things to do at the office so I haven't looked at the game at all. My next move will have to wait a couple of more days.
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March 4, 2002, 18:19
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It's ok
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March 7, 2002, 10:13
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20. Nxc4 ... Rfd8+
21. Kc2 ... Bc8
22. Bh3 ... Nxc4
23. bxc4 ... g5
24. Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25. f3 ... Bc5
26. Rcd1 ... Kf8
27. Rxd8+ ... Rxd8
28. Rd1 ... Rxd1
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March 7, 2002, 10:15
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I'm back.
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March 7, 2002, 13:34
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21 Kc2 ... Bc8
22 Bh3 ... Nxc4
23 bxc4 ... g5
24 Bxc8 ... Raxc8
25 f3 ... Bc5
26 Rcd1 ... Kf8
27 Rxd8+ ... Rxd8
28 Rd1 ... Rxd1
29 Kxd1
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March 7, 2002, 13:36
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This one was a no-brainer
Welcome back
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