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Live commentary 15 minute chess - 2012 jan31 856am - White vs Modern defence

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Uploaded by on Jan 31, 2012

Play online turn-based chess at http://www.chessworld.net
or the ICC for blitz chess like this video at : http://www.chessclub.com/from/kingscrusher

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  • It's me again yelling at the screen :D 74.Qf4# would be priceless

  • "Ohh.. Golden Bennet".. Whats that?? hahahaha..

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  • super gonzales hahaha

  • omg 29:30 you missed such an obvious looking mate Qf4++ :(

  • Hmmm... did you need 24.Kh2 to prepare your 25.Bh3? Why not 24.Bh3 straight away?  (The knight on f4 supports the bishop.)

  • @gunuffimoo He said Gordon Bennet, it's a British expression of surprise.

  • @gonzolinosama awww damn that would have been sick. good eye!

  • when you see your opponets best moves you´re glad you´re not on holiday :)

  • Very entertaining; thank you.

  • 65.Qf4+ was a blunder, allowing black to escape and play Ka5 after 67.Qg5+ with 67...Kc4 68.Qf4+ Qb3 69.Qf7+ Kb4 70.Qf4+ Ka5 — no more checks for white. 65.Qd6+ or something would've been better (perhaps 65.Qd8+ to try to trick him into putting his king on the e-file, winning the queen). Black could've escaped to a5 pretty much all along after that, except for the 73...Kf3?? 74.Qh5+?? (74.Qf4#) mistake of course. :-)

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