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Top GMs can be beaten also in

Top GMs can be beaten also in "quiet" opening...

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hi, is this you're own game, or another? reasons i ask is that annotations would really lift the quality of forum posts like this, i know however that you are a professional and also a family man, so time is very precious, regards robert.

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Originally posted by robbie carrobie
hi, is this you're own game, or another? reasons i ask is that annotations would really lift the quality of forum posts like this, i know however that you are a professional and also a family man, so time is very precious, regards robert.
If you click on "PGN" or "Headers", you can see who played the game (and where, and the ratings etc.). In this case:

[White "Lazaro Bruzon"]
[Black "Viswanathan Anand"]

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Nice game. Quiet openings don't always lead to quiet middlegames. Back in the 1980's, I knew a master named Raymond Jones who was an excellent attacking player and he always (yes, ALWAYS) played the "quiet" London System (1 d4 2 Nf3 3 Bf4) as White.