Hess is just fine on the black side of this Nimzo-Indian after Krush's novelty of 13.f5. He's even in command of the game after14.Qe7. From there, however, Krush manages a slow buildup until Hess collapses at 33.Qxf5.
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May 7, 2010
World Championship: Missed Opportunities in Round 9 (Anand 4 1/2 : Toaplov 4 1/2)
Let's hope that Anand doesn't rue this day. The World Champion misses his way more than once. The moves meriting review are 18.Nh3 (TN) and 63.Kg3?? It's worth attempting to calculate the win.
Feb 14, 2010
Linares 2010: Nimzowitsch, Rubinstein
Grischuk beat Gelfand today and Topalov bested Gashimov. They take the early lead at Linares.
Jan 26, 2010
Woeful Day at Wijk aan Zee
The Americans went down together today. Nakamura slowly sunk on the white side of a Nimzo, Robson found himself mated in a position he may have been holding, and Akobian continued what for him must be a nightmare tournament.
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