A theme in problems where four black interferences are included by four possible moves of two black pawns. The two pawns, by the very conditions, must stand on their original squares (BCM 55/245).
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It’s always better to sacrifice your opponent’s men
Savielly Tartakower
Vugar Gashimov deserves to be immortalized!
Mahir Mamedov 2014
Carlsen is paying far less attention to opening theory than his rivals, he is happy to go down paths that may offer no advantage yet have the benefit of dragging opponents out of their “openings book”. Once beyond the reaches of computer-aided openings, Carlsen starts to turn the screw.
Judith Polgar FT, 2014
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To Put It Mildly, I Have Not a Bit of Respect For Topalov
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