Mihail Marin vs Mihai Suba (1985)

Mihail Marin vs Mihai Suba
Romania (ch) 40/709 1985 · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Fischer Variation (E44) · 0-1

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Apr-06-07		danbotea05: Nice!

Mar-30-09		Everett: Suba has a remarkable relationship with the b5 pawn push as black. Here White puts many holes in his position with 7 pawn moves in the first 9. Black has castled and put three pieces into the attack right out of the opening. Suba sites 9.Ng3 as a better continuation, with white slightly better. 22...Qh5, one move earlier, looks like trouble for white.

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