M Didier vs David Janowski (1901)

M Didier vs David Janowski
Monte Carlo (1901) · Sicilian Defense: Four Knights Variation (B45) · 0-1

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Sep-21-04		Hanzo Steel: Way to keep the pressure on! Surfs up, Dide!

Feb-04-09		zatara: I consider the exchange sacrifice of this kind to be one of the most difficult themes in chess.The positional understanding behind it is really something..

Feb-04-09		MaxxLange: Ha, this game was played in Monte Carlo - that must be why it was used in the Chessbase piece about Rybka's Monte Carlo analysis (which means, I think, a method of solving problems by running simulations on computers) http://www.chessbase.com/newsdetail... Rybka's results, according to the article, are that the exchange sac 14...Rxb6 is not good, but it is forced. That makes sense; Black should not have let matters get so far with those Knights up in his grill in the first place

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