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Michael Adams vs Andrew Jonathan Whiteley
ENG 1981  ·  French Defense: Winawer Variation (C15)  ·  1-0
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Kibitzer's Corner
Jan-15-06
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  wwall: Perhaps better is 32...dxe4 33.d5+ e5 34.Rxd6 cxd6 35.Qb4 Bc5 36.Qxe4 Rg7.

After 34.Qe3, White threatens 35.Qe5+ Rg7 36.Rxh6+ Kg8 37.Nxe6, winning.

35...Rxg6? 36.Nxg6+ Bxg6 37.hxg6 Rg7 38.Qxh6+ Kg8 39.Rh1 wins.

If 36...Bxg6, then 37.Nxg6+ Rxg6 38.hxg6 wins.

After 43...Rxe1 (not 43...Rxh5 44.Re7+) 44.Kxe1 b5 45.cxb6 axb6 46.Rb4 b5 47.a4 should win for White.

Feb-12-08  nmchessknight: excellent play by Adams
Feb-12-08  kackhander: as i slowly improve i appreciate adams' style more and more: no thundering tactical shots, just steady improvement and building of pressure and complications. this game seems to encapsulate his style pretty well.
Apr-27-08
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  ray keene: this game is suspicious-michael adams wd have been just nine years old in 1981-i think this game was by jimmy adams the well known chess writer and editor-who works for chess monthly magazine-needs checking anyway!!
May-16-08  LutherBlisset: I have checked with Jimmy Adams, the editor of Chess magazine in the UK. It was played by him. Not Michael Adams. It is a very good game.
Aug-20-10  inman: It's interesting that the two Adams (definitely not related) have such similar styles. Interesting, too, that after two years the database has not been corrected...
Oct-08-12  vikram2791: Why Black resigns: 43...Re8 is the best move.But White can play 44.Rg4+! Bxg4 45.Rxe8 Bxh5 46. Re7+ Kg8 47. Rxb7 a5.

White is up on material and is way better.
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