Gata Kamsky vs Igor Novikov (1987)

Gata Kamsky vs Igor Novikov
Pavlodar 1987 · Queen Pawn Game: Torre Attack (D03) · 0-1

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Feb-05-04		Whitehat1963: A sudden and decisive counter-attack and Kamsky goes down in flames.

Feb-05-04		technical draw: A terrible game by Kamsky. Apparently his King Bishop was glued to the board.

Jan-13-05		GreenDayGuy: Wow. I can't believe that the king's bishop never moved at all. That is just plain sad.

Feb-19-05		aw1988: <technical draw> Literally?? Or maybe I am simply missing the obvious joke?

Feb-19-05		tpstar: <aw1988> Maybe you are simply missing the obvious joke. ;>D

Feb-19-05		aw1988: Maybe. It was merely a joke, perhaps. (Joke!? Brilliant!!)

Feb-19-05		TedBundy: Give Kamsky a break. He was only 12 years old at the time.

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