Suat Atalik vs Zsofia Polgar (1991)

Suat Atalik vs Zsofia Polgar
It, Budapest (Hungary) 1991 · Semi-Slav Defense: Stoltz Variation (D45) · 0-1

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Jan-27-04		lordhazol: 30 Bb5 simple move + -

Jan-27-04		Brian Watson: 30.Bb5? Nc5

May-22-11		abuzic: 30. Ba5 is better 38. Bf1! was necessary.

Jun-23-12		lordazol: 26-...Nb6

Jun-23-12		The Big Lebowski: Beautiful creative defense by Sofia even if she did miss 26..Nb6.

Jun-23-12		samvega: I think the knight fork 26..Nb6 may be illusory. After White moves the rook on d5 to any safe square, isn't the Black knight tied to b6 to prevent the skewer Bc4?

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