Yuri V Nikolaevsky vs Garry Kasparov (1976)

Yuri V Nikolaevsky vs Garry Kasparov
Moscow 1976 · Indian Game: King's Indian. Fianchetto Variation (A49) · 1-0

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Jan-21-06		who: Black misses the equalizing 33...Rxd5.

Jan-22-06		who: I mean 32...Rxd5!

Jan-22-06		mack: Doesn't that fail to Rh3?

Jan-22-06		who: 32...Rxd5 33.Rg3?? Qg4+ 34.Rg3 (either one) Qd1+ 35.Qxd1 Rxd1+ 36.Kg2 Kxf7

Jan-30-06		Jenspooch: 37 Qd7 wins.

Jan-30-06		Jenspooch: In the game, that is. Not after the above note.

Apr-20-06		AlexandraThess: Actually Kasparov played during the whole game without a knight. The Knight on a5 is a big minus for this system.That's why I prefer the classical system with e7-e5 instead of c7-c5. Here Nikolaevsky has given a nice lesson to Garry. Using his material advantage he organizes a crucial attack on the kingside. Great play by Nikolaevsky!

Apr-20-06		blingice: Haha, and I thought that Moscow was in the Soviet Union...

Apr-20-06		euripides: <trap> Perhaps that was Gazza's improvement.

Kasparov on Kasparov: Part I

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