Yelena Dembo vs Frank Jansen (1999)

Yelena Dembo vs Frank Jansen
Budapest First Saturday ELO04, HUN 1999 · Sicilian Defense: O'Kelly Variation. Normal System Kan Line (B28) · 1-0

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Jan-25-06		DeepBlade: Deadly fork! When I see this game, I think of Fritz, Sparring Mode. After 13. ...Bxe4, a red light goes on and off, find the best move!

Jan-25-06		lmBACK: bad blunder by black. Dembo wasted no time punishing it.

Feb-02-06		Yelena Dembo: Yes, he didnt feel the danger!

Feb-04-06		EmperorAtahualpa: Note what a hopeless position Black is in at the final position. Bad pawn structure, all his minor pieces still on the back rank and his king in a very vulnerable position (and castling will be hard). AND he's a piece down after his blunder 13...Bxe4?? I think after this tournament this is the last we'll ever hear from Frank Jansen. :)

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