Ivan Radulov vs Jozsef Pinter (1978)

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Ivan Radulov vs Jozsef Pinter
Pernik (1978), Pernik BUL, Jul-??
Four Knights Game: Scotch Variation. Accepted (C47) · 1-0

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Feb-27-07		tpstar: John Emms suggests 12 ... Be6!? as an improvement Rublevsky vs M Magomedov, 1993 developing the QB before retreating ... Nd7 to cover c5. "The c5-outpost can often be an important positional feature in the Scotch Four Knights." Interesting NP vs NP endgame where White offers the Knight twice since the enemy Knight can't stop the OPP.

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