Konstantin Aseev vs Alexander Khalifman (1985)

Konstantin Aseev vs Alexander Khalifman
Lvov (Ukraine) 1985 · Indian Game: West Indian Defense (E61) · 1-0

Given 7 times; par: 196 [what's this?]

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Aug-07-05		SneechLatke: Nice finish. 94...Kg7 95.Ng6! Kxh7 96.Nh4 when white picks up the f-pawn with a trivial win.

Apr-21-07		waddayaplay: Judging from chessgames.com's bios, neither player was even IM at the time the game was played. Inaccuracies include: 35.Ng5?! is inferior to 35.Qf7! 42.Kf3? drops a pawn Also interesting would be 82.Nxf5!? instead of 82.h5

Oct-20-09		sfm: > 35.Ng5?! is inferior to 35.Qf7! Tried to figure out what you mean. Did you mean "37.Ng5?! is inferior to 37.Qe7!" > 42.Kf3? drops a pawn Did you try to see how it would work if you tried to keep it? 42.Kf3!! let go of the pawn to allow the white king to take a central position, which wins the game.

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