Magnus Carlsen vs Loek van Wely (2007)

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Magnus Carlsen vs Loek van Wely
Corus (2007) · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation. English Attack (B90) · 1/2-1/2

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Jan-26-07		dbquintillion: Playing through a game like this makes me yearn for one of those short GM draws.

Jan-26-07		Prugno: Well, after all the bashing poor Magnus has received for losing that theoretically drawn ending against Aronian, this game proves that he has at least studied R vs. R+B, which is also pretty tough...

Jan-27-07		Rubenus: I have been watching this game live at playchess.com yesterday, and I thought about 66...Kd3. The position after move 67 'white to play and draw' would be a good Monday/Tuesday puzzle.

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