Gata Kamsky vs Ilya M Gurevich (1991)

Gata Kamsky vs Ilya M Gurevich
It (open) 1991 · Sicilian Defense: Kan. Maroczy Bind Reti Variation (B41) · 0-1

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Feb-27-06		WhiteSox: Certainly no need for Rustam to choke Patrick Wolff here! This is pretty much a clean sweep by Ilya. Actually, why is there a body of Sicilian theory (mostly referring to the previous game with Benjamin) that only seems to have been discovered by Ilya Gurevich? I suspect it's just talent. That game where he had to play ...f5 and then even ...f4. He had no squares at all except the d5 square for the longest time - then went on to win. He must have been worse there, tho.

Jan-24-09		Phony Benoni: Dark squares, dark squares, Roly-poly dark squares, Dark squares, dark squares, Eat them up, yum.

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