Stuart Conquest vs John Nunn (1993)

Stuart Conquest vs John Nunn
London Lloyds 1993 · Formation: King's Indian Attack (A07) · 0-1

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Apr-14-06		Isolani: Nice little gem here by Nunn. After 15...d7! Nunn allows his rook to be captured but his queen and two bishops are then soon on the offensive.

Apr-14-06		CapablancaFan: When I first saw 14. Bxd5 Rxd5 15.Ne3 I thought Nunn blundered because it forces him to lose the exchange. Upon closer inspection, I realized it was a carefully crafted exchange designed to put the power of the double bishop pair into full effect. The final position is amusing because white must return the material with interest.

Apr-14-06		IMDONE4: Nunn creates a beautiful exchange sacrifice which allows him the bishop pair and a massive attack on the king. The great analysist crafts a beauty of his own.

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