Miguel Najdorf vs Sergio Slipak (1983)

Miguel Najdorf vs Sergio Slipak
Buenos Aires 1983 · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Huebner Variation. Main Line (E41) · 1-0

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Oct-10-04		ConLaMismaMano: If 25.Ra1 then Qb2 26.Rfb1 Qxd2! 27.Qxd2 Nf3+ winning the Queen.

Nov-12-04		siggemannen: <ConLaMismaMano>, white can play 27. Nxd2 instead

Nov-12-04		acirce: Indeed he could! Just look: http://www.chessvariants.org/piecec...

Nov-12-04		ConLaMismaMano: Haha acirce, my mistake sorry!

Nov-12-04		acirce: Your mistake? I thought it was <siggemannen>'s mistake (the knight stands on g3 when your line starts)

Nov-12-04		ConLaMismaMano: <acirce> Oh, yes! I was looking at the final position.

Nov-12-04		ConLaMismaMano: Anyway, very funny link!

Nov-12-04		acirce: Ok then. :-) Yes, very cool site if you're into chess variations. My handle derives from http://www.chessvariants.org/diffta...

Nov-12-04		ConLaMismaMano: I'm not much into it, but pretty interesting. And where does the "a" come from?

Nov-13-04		acirce: "circe" was taken when I should use it for the first time so I added the 'a' for some reason I don't remember and it stuck.

Nov-13-04		molinov: As a kid I used to play a variation of chess in which if a bishop or a knight where in the a or h files then they moved like rooks, if a rook or a bishop where in the b or g files they moved like knights and if a rook or a knight where in c or f files they moved like bishops.The converted and moved diferently depending on wich line they where in.In the e and d files they moved as usual.

Nov-14-04		siggemannen: yeah LOL, sorry guys, i'm doing this 5 o'clock in the morning and i'm a sucky player to say the least

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