Jan Timman vs Duncan Suttles (1974)

Jan Timman vs Duncan Suttles
Venice 1974 · Pirc Defense: Classical Variation. Quiet System Parma Defense (B08) · 0-1

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Mar-30-04		ruylopez900: Timman resigns, being a minor piece down! Way to go Suttles!

Oct-31-05		lentil: <ruy> "minor piece down"?

Jul-27-06		Maynard5: This is a surprising loss for Timman, starting with the bizarre 12. Ra3, which results in the rook becoming misplaced. Since Black's likely plan in this position is a break with f5, White would do better with 12. g3, followed by 13. Bg2 and 14. f4. Nice play by Suttles, exploiting White's mistakes.

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