Bruno Parma vs Laszlo Szabo (1968)

Bruno Parma vs Laszlo Szabo
Solingen (Germany) 1968 · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation (B96) · 1-0

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May-30-03		drukenknight: Ugi here is the classic B sack on e6 in the sicilian. It is well played for sure. Evans criticizes 10...Qb6 suggesting Qa5 but it looks Szabo has the right idea I think. Play with the position for awhile before trying this in a game. There are all sorts of mating traps in there. For example 12...Bb7? 13 Nc7+ followed by Qe6 mates. Lots of stuff like that really interesting. What if white starts w/ 11 Qe2 and then does that exchange with the Ns?

Apr-04-05		Whitehat1963: Bold play by the Player of the Day that begins with a bishop sac on move 9 and leads to an old-fashioned pasting. Very entertaining game!

Sep-03-11		druknight: coming back to this after awhile. It looks like black needs to get the pin in immediately as Qg6 does not put enuf pressure on the K. So: 10...Qa5 11 00 Qb6+ 12. Kh1 Bb7 13. Nd5 Bxd5 14. exd5 Kf7 11…b4 may work in that line but I have doubts

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