Rusty Warren vs Bill Wall (1975)

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Rusty Warren vs Bill Wall
North Carolina (1975)
Bird Opening: From Gambit (A02) · 0-1

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Sep-02-04		Knight13: Nxh4 is a blunder.

Nov-15-05		JYMMI: aff! warren lose the game because he wanted the pawn on g3 were protecting white against a mate with the queen so when he captured the rook, black had a free way to the mate

Mar-17-09		TheTamale: Let's see... this is the 120th Bill Wall opponent to fall for a variant of the Fool's Mate. He must have that effect on people.

Apr-11-09		FSR: One wonders if the move order was actually 4.g3? h5! 5.Nf3 h4! That would make a lot more sense. After 4.Nf3 (the move that the game score indicates was played), 4...h5? is a ridiculous move (4...g5 or 4...Nf6 is normal), which only makes sense if White obligingly plays 5.g3??

Apr-11-09		MaxxLange: 5 e4 seems normal and good after 5...h5? <FSR> Your line does make more sense, but I've seen worse play in North Carolina tournaments :)

May-02-12		tim butler: I like this Warren. He plays like I do!

Mar-09-18		Korora: The Bird opening, leading to a Rook sac. The pun just makes itself. But anyway, Warren should have pushed the d or e pawn instead of pawn-snatching.

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