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Robert James Fischer vs Fridrik Olafsson
Mar del Plata (1960)  ·  Sicilian Defense: Canal Attack. Main Line (B52)  ·  1-0
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Oct-05-06  lopium: 32.Rc8 was probably a blunder. What about 13.a6 Nxd6, 14.Qxd6, Nf5 ?? I donīt see why not 13.a6.
Mar-21-08  Coleman: Isolated F5 pawn keep his Queen stationary for too long. He really needed to exchange those rooks. But I definately think he missed the sac.
Jan-16-09
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  notyetagm: 34 ?


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34 Re1-e7! <remove the guard: f5>


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