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Hi community, I am looking for someone to curate ~20 famous grandmaster blunders for me.

What I exactly need for each blunder:

the pgn file of the game
the move that was the blunder
short explanation why it was a blunder
why the blunder is famous (e.g., world championship game etc)

If you are interested to do this, please drop me a message including your background and how much you would charge :)

Thank you!

Hi community, I am looking for someone to curate ~20 famous grandmaster blunders for me. What I exactly need for each blunder: - the pgn file of the game - the move that was the blunder - short explanation why it was a blunder - why the blunder is famous (e.g., world championship game etc) If you are interested to do this, please drop me a message including your background and how much you would charge :) Thank you!

petri999

#2

I think you need do you curation all by yourselves. Little bit googling will give good starting point like
https://www.chess.com/blog/chesspiritu/world-championship-blunders
similar blogs/arcticles exist and also youtube videos.

I think you need do you curation all by yourselves. Little bit googling will give good starting point like https://www.chess.com/blog/chesspiritu/world-championship-blunders similar blogs/arcticles exist and also youtube videos.

kindaspongey

#3

https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chesscollection?cid=1003221

NM MrPushwood

#4

Petrosian hanging his queen against Bronstein (at the 1956 Candidates tourney) immediately comes to mind.

fallboss007

#5

Last round of Ding Liren Gukesh blunder

KMcGeoch

#6

https://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1440796 Here's a famous GM blunder where Kramnik was playing Deep Fritz and he missed a Mate in 1. Ever since then he's had PTSD with anything related to computers in chess and it often manifests in his "statistics" and other various accusations.

CM Sarg0n

edited

#7

@KMcGeoch said in #6:

www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1440796 Here's a famous GM blunder where Kramnik was playing Deep Fritz and he missed a Mate in 1. Ever since then he's had PTSD with anything related to computers in chess and it often manifests in his "statistics" and other various accusations.

Educated guess: White was cheating^^

In other words: now we know why he is paranoid.

@KMcGeoch said in #6: > www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1440796 Here's a famous GM blunder where Kramnik was playing Deep Fritz and he missed a Mate in 1. Ever since then he's had PTSD with anything related to computers in chess and it often manifests in his "statistics" and other various accusations. Educated guess: White was cheating^^ In other words: now we know why he is paranoid.

NM ThunderClap

#8

Chigorin missed a mate against Steintz in a World Championship Match & Bronstein's blunder vs Bottvinik

lizani

#9

Unzicker v Fischer Buenos Aires 1960.
Fischer's worst tournament result, attributed to late night partying. He accidentally touched his h pawn, had to move it and lost quickly.
Szabo v Reshevsky Zurich 1953
In the early middlegame (ie no time trouble as an excuse) both sides overlook a forced mate. Some say Szabo deliberately agreed a draw to give Reshevsky a chance of catching up with the Soviets.

Unzicker v Fischer Buenos Aires 1960. Fischer's worst tournament result, attributed to late night partying. He accidentally touched his h pawn, had to move it and lost quickly. Szabo v Reshevsky Zurich 1953 In the early middlegame (ie no time trouble as an excuse) both sides overlook a forced mate. Some say Szabo deliberately agreed a draw to give Reshevsky a chance of catching up with the Soviets.

ChristmasHums

#10

Magnus blundering his rook and slamming the table.