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Ye Jiangchuan vs Peter Svidler
CHN-RUS Summit Men 2001  ·  Scotch Game: Scotch Gambit. Advance Variation (C45)  ·  1-0
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Feb-06-09  popski: It's actually hard to say what went wrong here for Svidler. First, 7...Bc5?! line was probably played because he wanted to avoid preparation. Then locked rook on b2 looks so helpless... Hmm, maybe he should try different plan with 14...Rd8 instead of 14...Ba6

This opening isn't so bad after all!

Aug-07-12
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  estrick: This game is heavily annotated in
'Chess Openings for White, Explained'
by Alburt, Dzindzichashvili, & Perelshteyn,
pp. 523-527.
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