Hichem Hamdouchi vs John Fedorowicz (1989)

Hichem Hamdouchi vs John Fedorowicz
Luzern 1989 · Formation: King's Indian Attack (A07) · 1-0

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Jun-17-04		yax: Huh? I'm not sure I understand the "logic" in this game. Is this something like the Q's can't take anything but pawns match?

Jun-17-04		Helloween: The notation is incorrect. The move played in the actual game was 32...Qf5, not 32...Qxd5??

Jun-17-04		chessgames.com: Thanks Helloween, we fixed that now.

Jun-21-04		yax: ok that makes a lot more sense. 32...Qf5 and the resulting not taking of Qf5 had me baffled.

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