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Stephen J Solomon vs Mark L Chapman
Australian Masters (2000), Melbourne AUS, rd 3, Jul-26
Spanish Game: Berlin Defense. Beverwijk Variation (C65)  ·  1-0

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Mar-26-08
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  takchess: This is a nice ending. At what point does white have a forced win ?
Mar-26-08  mistreaver: Wow 29 Bc7 nice shot winning f5 pawn what proves decisive. White had positional advantage whole game and ended game nicely
Mar-26-08
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  takchess: 29 Bc7 is a great line clearance move. Fritz gives 25...f5 a ? perhaps this is where it all went downhill for black. A nice study for an attack on a king side castled position.
Oct-15-12  master of defence: Wow! The black player is really Mark David Chapman, the killer of John Lennon?
Jul-25-20
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  WTHarvey: White mates in 4.


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