Anatoli Karpov vs Wang Pin (1998)

Anatoli Karpov vs Wang Pin
Simultan, Beijing (China) 1998 · King's Indian Defense: Saemisch Variation. Normal Defense (E81) · 1-0

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Apr-02-05		acdc: i suggests 47. ... Kxc7 with a slight chance at a draw

Apr-02-05		maoam: The guy who played Black has a painful sounding name.

Apr-02-05		CapAnson: <acdc> what chance would that be?

Apr-05-05		acdc: very little i'd say: 1x10^-10000000

Apr-05-05		shortsight: <maoam> <The guy who played Black has a painful sounding name> Wang Pin is a WGM from China, definitely not a guy :)

Apr-05-05		Volmac: 47...Kxc7 48.g6 Re7 49.Kf6 Kd6 50.Bf7 game over.

Apr-05-05		ranchogrande: have we not as chessplayers learnt - that its wise to avoid Pins? .. :)

Apr-05-05		acdc: where did wang pin go wrong in this game? (probably dr. zukhov)

May-21-06		Karpova: <where did wang pin go wrong in this game?> Pin let Karpov pin her

Nov-22-09		hedgeh0g: I believe a Wang Pin is commonly referred to as a "Prince Albert".

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