1. e4
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    06 Mar '11 00:19
    Saw Angus McCarlsen pulling off a trick shot
    in this ending with some help from his opponent.
    It inspired the Blog.

    Also a confession and a clever 16 mover.

    Blog 4
  2. SubscriberPaul Leggett
    Chess Librarian
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    06 Mar '11 00:57
    This one is great stuff. It reminds me once again that, despite rumors to the contrary, endings are often the most tactical portion of the game.
  3. e4
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    06 Mar '11 01:24
    Cheers Paul.

    It's a typical formula I use.

    A bit of craziness, the instrucitve bit, capped with a Bxf7+ game.
    (sometimes I go overboard on the craziness....)

    The lads on here produce such wonderful instructive blunders.
    Everytime I look I find loads of examples that write the notes themselves.

    That game with the Rook having only one safe square lools like a study.
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    07 Mar '11 21:33
    Thanks GP34.

    I'm dreadful in the endgame, particularly with rooks, so lessons like that are helpful. Great stuff.
  5. Houston, Texas
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    09 Mar '11 00:12
    Originally posted by greenpawn34
    Saw Angus McCarlsen pulling off a trick shot
    in this ending with some help from his opponent.
    It inspired the Blog.

    Also a confession and a clever 16 mover.

    Blog 4
    Interesting. Thanks.
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