Scrivener Robert vs Carlos Torre-Repetto (1924)

Scrivener Robert vs Carlos Torre-Repetto
Western op, USA 1924 · Spanish Game: Exchange. Alekhine Variation (C68) · 0-1

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Jan-11-06		syracrophy: I wanna notice some points of this game: 12.g3? <This move prepares the move 13.f4? that is also a mistake. White should not advance his kingside pawns too fast because these pawns will be weakened and easy to attack> 13.f4? <Just the same. White is making big weaknesses on his position> And the rest was an easy ending, where white had a big disadvantage already.

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12.g3? and 13.f4? allowed 18...Bxf4! with a winning endgame
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