Here is a game from the 61st Russian Championship, GM Tomashevsky - GM Morozevich with full annotations and commentary:
No, commentry was correct mr. Dilling3r and of course great annotetion as well
Appreciate the annotations as its gives me better understandaing of each move.
i like it it broves you can play any thing you want if u play it spot on or most acurate the then will win no excuses no lectures
good game. I enjoyed it verry much
I really like this game which shows Tomashevsky's determination to win and refusal to be intimidated by his grand opponent.
I know how both of them feel though; I have been on the receiving end of both sets of experiences. In the end its all about making sure the statistics are in your favour: you will always win some and lose some.
great...gm players was very tactical when playing when playing...
that's only nature.
when white played 6. g3, how come not push to a3 first if he was going to push anyways...? that way he could have kept solid kingside pawns. why did white put himself in the position where he had to trade his fianchettoed bishop weakening his kingside castle?
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I would love to play against either one of these two and have them explain why the choose each play. It'd be the most fun loosing.
I think they are evenly matched
To Chuck (below 2 posts \/\/\/ }
?????... 29. Q x N(c4) immediately loses the exchange to 29. Q x R(d7)... and probably will also lose the game. Certainly, this would be a game loser against a player at this level.
very nice!!!
good game but i think the queen exchange was a very bad mistake since the white queen could've taken the black knight and applied pressure the pawn guarding the black king regarding to the rook
Nice game and very helpful annotations, thanks!
To IPA-Ray:
141 points at this level is very much higher rated. The "K-factor" (the constant used to determine the amount of rating change per game) is much lower than for us mere mortals.
Regards, Zug
Nice game and great annotation. I found it helpful.
Morozevich is now somewhere in the Top 5 in the world. Good job GM Tomashevsky, you defeated a person in the Top 5!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
i thin k the commentary is wrong on move 29. Qxa4. I think he means 29.Qxc4. he looking at the board upsidedown.
I love these annotated games..! Great job white!
How come not 22...Nxa3? Morozevich chose to protect the knight instead of taking on a3. Why? Knight on the rim is dim? Why then, does Tomashevky feel the need to remove the pawn from a3 with a4?
if Nxa3 then Qd3 and the knight is quickly lost!!!
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