Vladimir Akopian vs Kiril D Georgiev (1999)

Vladimir Akopian vs Kiril D Georgiev
Ch World FIDE, Las Vegas (USA) 1999 · Queen's Indian Defense: Kasparov-Petrosian Variation. Romanishin Attack (E12) · 1-0

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Feb-15-05		Poisonpawns: This should have been a draw,but black wasted many tempi at the end of the game but it may have been due to time trouble

Dec-18-05		Confuse: interesting end game! one of those rare times u need to get a knight with that pawn. its too bad theres no situation where u'd rather have a rook or a bishop then the lady.

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