1. Removing flight squares
Piay vs Hidalgo
1. Qh7+
Kf8 2. Nd7+ 1-0 (..,Bxd7 3. Qh8++ or ...,Ke7 3. Nxf6)
2. Minor pieces rule!
Papas vs Oreopoulos
1.Nxd6+
{wins the Q by} 1...Nbxd6 2.Bxd5+ or (1...Nfxd6 2.Bxd5+)
3. Sanchez v Alcaraz
Sanchez vs Alcaraz
1. Rxf7+
Ke6 2. Ng5++ (1...Kxf7 2. Nxd6+) (1...Kd8 2. Nxd6)
4. Recovering material
Janakiev vs Jicman
1...Rxg1+
0-1 (2. Kxg1, Rxc1+ 3. Kf2, Rc2+ etc.)
5. Never resign a won position (2)
Krejcik vs Schwarz
1...Kd5
{black resigned because of the impending knight fork, but in fact white should lose!} 2. Ne7+ Ke4 3. Nxc8 f3+ {the pawn will promote} 4. Kf2 (4.Ke1 Nc2 is strongest 5.Kf1 Nxb4 winning for black) 4...Bh4+ 5. Kg1 f2+ 6. Kh2 f1=Q 0-1
6. Marzolo vs. Langrock
Marzolo vs Langrock
1.a3
wins a piece as 1...Ba5 is answered by 2.Qb3+ forking K and B. {Not, however, 1.Qb3+ Kh8 2.a3 because of the reply 2...Ba6.}
7. Tal vs. Timman
Tal, M vs Timman, J
1.Rxe5
fxe5 2.Ng5 Bf6 3.Nxe6 {and black resigned as further material loss is inevitable e.g. 3...Bxh4 4.Nxc7 and the Re8 is trapped}
8. Anand vs. Adams
Anand vs Adams
1.b5
Nxc3 2.Qd3 g6 3.Bxc3 and white will win either B or N