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Mark Taimanov vs Bent Larsen
Vinkovci 1970  ·  Nimzo-Indian Defense: Classical. Berlin Variation Pirc Variation (E39)  ·  0-1


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Aug-21-05
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  acirce: The famous 14..g5!?! 15.Bg3 g4 seems quite eccentric but may very well be the best. 16.Ne5 would have kept White's advantage.
Jan-01-06   aw1988: <acirce> Presumably after exchanges on g5, ...d4 follows?
Mar-16-06   zev22407: Taimanov starts with a dangerous attack with 20)h3 21)B-e5 and N-e4 but the briliant 23)...B-g4!! stops white's attack and Larsen has the counter attack with 25)..Q-d2.
Dec-22-07
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  Resignation Trap: 23...Bg4!! is THE move. If instead 23...Kf7 24.Ng5+ Ke7 25.Qxe5! and Black is in serious trouble despite being a Rook ahead.
Mar-06-09
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  WeakSquare: This is actually Queen's Gambit with Bf4, after 8...d5.

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