Stanislaw Kania vs Ralf Akesson (1973)

Stanislaw Kania vs Ralf Akesson
corres EUR 1973 · King's Gambit: Accepted. Abbazia Defense (C36) · 1-0

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Mar-08-11		Nilsson: Is the result really 1-0? It looks to me that black has a small advantage. /JN

Mar-08-11		pjohnsontennis: Up a rook is small advantage?

Mar-08-11		Nilsson: I´m not quite shure what you mean with up a rook. 27.Qc1: and black has rook +1 pawn for the bishop on c4. the problem is that white has Bf7:+ so black has to give back with 27..Rc4: and after 28.bc4: Qa4 white have some compensation with strong center. I hope I will have the answer when Ralf comes to Norrköping in april (Påskturneringen. Easter tournament.) /JN

Mar-08-11		Nilsson: Another thing, was it really Ralf who played black? How common is it to play Correspondence Chess at the age of twelve? /JN

Mar-31-11		pjohnsontennis: You are right I didn`t look closely and even realize whose turn it was!

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