J Pavliutin vs Anatoly Karpov (1970)

J Pavliutin vs Anatoly Karpov
15, Kuibyshev 1970 · Queen's Indian Defense: Spassky System (E14) · 0-1

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Aug-21-08		cn1ght: That's astounding, from move 17 on Black is in control, then move 24 and suddenly White has a lost game with his isolated e pawn his mostly worthless Bishop in B1 and even though Black does have the backward pawn on d5, there is no way for White to win it through direct force at least.

Jul-14-09		Knight13: <cn1ght> Yes. And then White sacrificed an exchange on move 24 that proved very unsuccessful. I bet White played it without even thinking since if he played otherwise he would've lost anyway.

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