Edhi Handoko vs Raymond Keene (1982)

Edhi Handoko vs Raymond Keene
Indonesia 1982 · Modern Defense: Pseudo-Austrian Attack (B06) · 1/2-1/2

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May-02-05		superiorNOshow: ah , so rule hardened. I would play out the position, this bishop looks dangerous. not mention if Handoko looks to the queen side for answers the bishop should be able to deal with the hopes of a passed pawn.And not to mention the knight or king will have to be distracted to defend the kingside. Theoretical draws make chess so boring.

May-03-05		OverDjinn: Playing out a dead position like this against somebody as strong as Keene is so "played-out," man.

May-03-05		Milo: Keene has the advantage here, my homie.

May-03-05		superiorNOshow: I wouldn't consider the position "played out" unless you are hard core positional and already relate the position to something "similar" found in a book. To me which is obvious of course they just didn't feel like playing anymore.

May-04-05		keypusher: ok, superior, you're black, how do you plan to continue?

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