Bu Xiangzhi vs Ye Jiangchuan (1999)

Bu Xiangzhi vs Ye Jiangchuan
Shenyang Tan Chin Nam cup, CHN 1999 · King's Indian Defense: Saemisch Variation (E86) · 0-1

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Given 13 times; par: 37 [what's this?]

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May-21-04		Lawrence: Junior 8 doesn't like White's 13.g4 (13.a3) whereas Nunn in <"Understanding Chess"> gives it a !?. Nunn thinks White's first slip was 15.dxe5 and suggests 15.Ng3. J8 prefers 15.c5. Neither does J8 like 16.Ng3 eval -1.53 (16.h5 eval -0.79) Nunn criticizes 20.hxg6 (20.g5!) whereas J8 thinks hxg6 is fine (4 min. search). Finally, the real crunch comes with 23.Qg5?, with Nunn arguing in favour of 23.Nf5 and J8 preferring 23.b3.

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