Robert James Fischer vs Rudolfo Tan Cardoso (1957)

Robert James Fischer vs Rudolfo Tan Cardoso
New York m 1957 · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation (B90) · 1-0

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Sep-10-04		wall: Is 39...Kb7 better than the game move 39...Kd7? Does 41...Kc7 hold instead of the game move 41...Bb4? After 46.Bxd6+! Bxd6 47.g7 wins.

Sep-22-04		lostemperor: In my analysis: 41...Kc7 does not hold. 42.b6 <42.Be3 Bb6 43.Bxb6 will also do> Bxb6 43.Bxb6 Kxb6 44.Kxd6 and white wins the race of free pawns. White's f pawn queens earlier than black's e-pawn and she will win the queen ending in this case (check it out). Also 41...Bc7 42.b6

Dec-15-05		razoman: Name should be Rodolfo not Radolfo.

Jun-01-08		Xeroxx: Rudolfo?

Jun-01-08		Xeroxx: Actually I have faced this very sacrifce a couple of years ago(?). Now I see where my opponent got it from.

Jun-05-08		Xeroxx: Hmm, there are no sacrifce in this game I seem to be confused??

Sep-14-08		pom nasayao: The last move was a brilliant one!

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