Author: chandler yergin
Date: 16:26:48 10/13/05
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On October 13, 2005 at 18:54:57, Uri Blass wrote:
>On October 13, 2005 at 18:13:36, Bigler wrote:
>
>>Topalov is our new KING !!!
>>
>>[Event "WCh"]
>>[Site "San Luis"]
>>[Date "2005.10.13"]
>>[Round "13"]
>>[White "Kasimdzhanov, R."]
>>[Black "Topalov, Veselin"]
>>[Result "*"]
>>[Annotator "Holger_Lieske"]
>>[PlyCount "82"]
>>[EventDate "2005.09.27"]
>>[EventType "tourn"]
>>[EventRounds "14"]
>>[EventCountry "ARG"]
>>[TimeControl "40/7200:20/3600:900+30"]
>>
>>1. e4 {5} e5 {8} 2. Nf3 {6} Nc6 {9} 3. Bb5 {32} Nf6 {9} 4. O-O {42} Nxe4 {23}
>>5. d4 {23} Nd6 {9} 6. Bxc6 {9} dxc6 {6} 7. dxe5 {9} Nf5 {16} 8. Qxd8+ {12} Kxd8
>>{6} 9. Nc3 {12} Ne7 {8} 10. h3 {43} Ng6 {6} 11. Be3 {209} Be7 {522} 12. Rad1+ {
>>593} Ke8 {50} 13. a3 {111} h5 {96} 14. Rfe1 {212} h4 {203} 15. Nd4 {480} a6 {
>>220} 16. f4 {227} Rh5 {174} 17. Ne4 {261} Bd7 {858} 18. c4 {1019} a5 {650} 19.
>>c5 {202} a4 {315} 20. Rc1 {395} f5 {847} 21. exf6 {1338} Bxf6 {169} 22. f5 {76}
>>Ne7 {78} 23. Nxf6+ {220} gxf6 {7} 24. Bf4 {395} Kf7 {106} 25. Bxc7 {19} Nxf5 {
>>125} 26. Rc4 {304} Nxd4 {316} 27. Rxd4 {1} Be6 {61} 28. Bd6 {151} Ra5 {382} 29.
>>Rde4 {200} Bd5 {83} 30. Re7+ {104} Kg6 {5} 31. Rxb7 {11} Rb5 {53} 32. Rb6 {15}
>>Rg5 {243} 33. Re2 {5} Rb3 {21} 34. Kh2 {146} Re3 {123} 35. Rd2 {58} Reg3 !!!
>>
>>He is a god !! Just amazing !!!!
>>
>>Can Hydra find this move ? :-)
>>
>>Best regards
>
>I watched the game on ICC and I saw something strange
>
>First they played 42.R1xd5 but then they took back that move and played 42.R8xd5
>with a lot of moves after it.
>
>Now when I watch it again it seems that they took back 42.R8xd5 again and played
>R1xd5
>
>I wonder why they took moves back.
>I understand doing it because of operator error but in this case there is no
>reason to take back moves again.
>
>Uri
I've seen that happen.. but it was an error in transmission..
not over the board.
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