Viktor Korchnoi vs Robert Huebner (1982)

Viktor Korchnoi vs Robert Huebner
Chicago 1982 · Slav Defense: Czech Variation. Classical System (D19) · 0-1

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Nov-10-07		Open Defence: Interesting game

Nov-10-07		test 10: Excellent game by hubner 1. king safe 2.knight in the center 3.active heavy pieces and a win.

Nov-18-08		mjmorri: The late GM, Edmar Mednis, used to like to use this game as an example of move order tricks. It looks like Huebner is going to play a Queen's Gambit accepted. When Korchnoi plays 4.Nc3 instead of 4.e3, Huebner surprises him with 4...c6 creating a Slav formation which Korchnoi, at the time, was known to be uncomfortable with. This slight edge in preparation, along with good technique, nets Huebner the full point. A valuable lesson for players at all levels.

Nov-18-08		Shams: 42.Kf2 Rb2 is the finish

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