Milko Bobotsov vs Miguel Najdorf (1960)

Milko Bobotsov vs Miguel Najdorf
Leipzig 1960 · King's Indian Defense: Saemisch. Closed Variation Main Line (E89) · 0-1

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May-07-11		PSC: <cg.com> The last move is incorrect (it just throws away a piece). Najdorf actually played 53...Bg4.

May-07-11		PSC: I've posted Najdorf's annotations to this game here: http://patzerseescheck.blogspot.com...

Mar-09-12		screwdriver: How does Rf6 throw away a piece? Looks like Nadorf used the bishop pair and eventually wins a piece.

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