EPTThe Chess Thread - Page 59
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KelsierSC
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On November 18 2014 21:54 JazVM wrote: So Carlsen prepared to... give Anand a nice position with some pressure? I think Carlsen is probably familiar with the position on the board. | ||
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Mafe
Germany5966 Posts
On November 18 2014 09:32 mishimaBeef wrote: yeah that was some epic gg timing, but carlsen did beat a gm once in RKN v RK. Managed to maneuver his king to the centre and force a skewer with the knight support inevitably winning the rook and the game. i think he realized anand wasn't falling for those shenanigans. dat fantasy gg timing though indeed. I'm no expert ofc, but on stream i was listening to yesterday they discussed this game (I think) and, if I understood it correctly, RKN vs RK can be won if the king is in a bad spot from the "start", otherwise it's a draw if both play perfectly. But I dont know what applied to that game in question. | ||
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KelsierSC
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Nyxisto
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Arevall
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I'm getting excited by this game. Slight pressure from white as expected but the position seems quite even, but Carlsen has 1:45 (h:mm) against 0:53 on the clock which could be scary in the endgame. | ||
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marvellosity
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On November 18 2014 22:02 Mafe wrote: I'm no expert ofc, but on stream i was listening to yesterday they discussed this game (I think) and, if I understood it correctly, RKN vs RK can be won if the king is in a bad spot from the "start", otherwise it's a draw if both play perfectly. But I dont know what applied to that game in question. Basically there are a handful of positions where RN can beat R, like a few key positions, elsewise it's a draw. And unlike RB v R it's not really possible to kinda pressure them into such a position. "Drawn" RB v R positions often get won because the practical problems can be quite large, but the same isn't really true with RN v R. | ||
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KelsierSC
United Kingdom10443 Posts
On November 18 2014 22:22 Arevall wrote: Those ads.... I'm getting excited by this game. Slight pressure from white as expected but the position seems quite even, but Carlsen has 1:45 (h:mm) against 0:53 on the clock which could be scary in the endgame. I imagine Carlsen looked at this at home and saw that white's attacking ideas don't really work. It looks scary though. | ||
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Arevall
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On November 18 2014 22:23 KelsierSC wrote: I imagine Carlsen looked at this at home and saw that white's attacking ideas don't really work. It looks scary though. Yeah. I think not getting anything from the opening and paying with time might put some pressure on Anand in this match. | ||
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marvellosity
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KelsierSC
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On November 18 2014 22:25 Arevall wrote: Yeah. I think not getting anything from the opening and paying with time might put some pressure on Anand in this match. I think if Carlsen gets quite a simple draw this game it will massively dent Anand's confidence. I think Anand's win came from the QGD and if Carlsen has found a simple way to deal with it will be a big psychological benefit | ||
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