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Ernesto Fernandez-Romero vs J Garrido Dominguez
XXVII Open 2002  ·  Sicilian Defense: Old Sicilian. Open (B32)  ·  1-0


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Dec-22-03   CapablancaRules: After 12..Kh8 13.Nxg6 check! Black regains the piece but at the cost of many pawns.
Dec-22-03   fatbaldguy: Why not simply 13. f3 ?
Dec-22-03   CapablancaRules: Hmmm... I missed this, but White should win anyway. 9..Ng4 is a real blunder.
Feb-08-06   McCool: Did they both screw up or something?
Nov-19-06   syracrophy: <<CapablancaRules: After 12..Kh8 13.Nxg6 check! Black regains the piece but at the cost of many pawns.>>

I hope that you're kidding! 12...Kh8 13.Nxg6+?? fxg6 and the B of g4 is still protected by the Q and can't be captured

Nov-22-06   cyruslaihy: <McCool>
how can someone resign just because of being materially 1 pawn down?
Nov-22-06   Cyphelium: <syracrophy> There's nothing in the comments of <CapablancaRules> that suggests that he wants to play 12.- Kh8 13. Nxg6+ fxg6 14. Qxg4. In fact, after 14. Qd3, white is two pawns up and easily winning, so I guess you were just kidding when you put those two question marks after 13. Nxg6, right? ;-)

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