Sergei Movsesian vs Zoltan Gyimesi (2001)

Sergei Movsesian vs Zoltan Gyimesi
2nd IECC 2001 · Formation: King's Indian Attack (A07) · 1-0

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Jul-21-06		notyetagm: <KNIGHT FORK> 49 ... xh5? 50 xh5! xh5 51 f6+ f7 52 xh5 wins a piece for a pawn since the Black f5-queen is <OVERWORKED>, having to <DEFEND> both the f6-forking square and the h5-target square. A really well-played KIA game by Movsesian.

May-14-07		dabearsrock1010: This is a huge blunder for black on move 49 for such a high rated player...i wonder if the game is even before this move

May-30-07		dabearsrock1010: Actually I've changed my mind. Black cannot move the queen on move 49 because his only option without being taken is Qh7, which falls to 50. Nf6+. Therefore the blunder must be considered 48...Qf5

Jul-18-08		The Ninth Pawn: From Game Collection: Periodic Table of Tactical Elements: Fork (F) : In Movsesian vs Z Gyimesi, 2001 , White plays 51. e4-f6+, FORKING the king and queen and winning the queen, so as to be a knight up.

Nov-14-09		WhiteRook48: 50...Qxe4 51 Be6+ is even more decisive

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