Ruy Lopez (Computer) vs XINIX (Computer) (2001)

Ruy Lopez (Computer) vs XINIX (Computer)
WMCCC 2001 · Spanish Game: Berlin Defense. Rio Gambit Accepted (C67) · 1-0

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Oct-12-05		who: 23...Bc5 - why?

Oct-12-05		erimiro1: <who> 23. - Bc5 is forced, because White's threat is 24. Re1 with mate.

Sep-26-06		Gritty: 15. c6 Would a6 have been better, as it would still chase away the Bishop, but would prevent 22. Bd6, which looks to me like a significant pressure move.

Jun-07-09		WhiteRook48: what a predictable opening

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