Oscar Panno vs Ludek Pachman (1955)

Oscar Panno vs Ludek Pachman
Mar del Plata 1955 · Dutch Defense: Classical Variation. General (A96) · 0-1

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Jun-26-11		adbat: another elegant game without commenting

Jun-26-11		parisattack: Yes, indeed. Nicely played by Pachman. So many popular games show him on the losing side but he played some nice games 50s, early 60s.

Jun-26-11		SimonWebbsTiger: Pachman is god! Well...not quite. It's worth remembering he scored +2=4-2 against Fischer. The wins were at Mar del Plata and Santiago in 1959. The latter has the best pawn centre in history click for larger view The "god" bit is about his classic <Complete Chess Strategy> (3 volumes, published in the 70s by Batsford).

Jun-26-11		rilkefan: Is this endgame really won for black?

Jun-26-11		Sastre: Yes, Black has a won endgame. If 96.Bxd5, 96...Kxd5 97.Kg3 g4 wins. If White doesn't exchange bishops, 96...h2 wins.

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