Simon Webb vs Peter Richard Markland (1967)

Simon Webb vs Peter Richard Markland
BCF-ch 1967 · Indian Game: Kingside Fianchetto (A48) · 1-0

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Dec-05-07		GeauxCool: Good one.

Feb-28-09		ajk68: 13...b5 seems to be a mistake. Maybe e6 would have taken more control of the d5 square.

Feb-28-09		vonKrolock: <5.e5> with idea of profiting from black moves for a manoeuvre with tempo gain is already original - in the sequence, Markland will not atempt to counter the novelty (but not e4?? d5 etc) - interesting would be 5...d7-d6!? - then after 6.d3 dxc5 the is not so confortable in d3 as in the actual

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