Milan Turpanov vs Igor Alexandre Nataf (1993)

Milan Turpanov vs Igor Alexandre Nataf
Bratislava WchJM-U16 1993 · Alekhine Defense: Four Pawns Attack (B03) · 0-1

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Oct-11-04		Dillinger: <Nikolaas> If notable games are decided on the basis of appearance in game collections, and you make a game collection of notable games.... well there's gotta be some kind of ontological violence going on there.

Oct-13-04		nikolaas: That's completely right, but most of the notable games are in collections because they're interesting. Perhaps it should be 'Player of the day: interesting game'

Feb-13-05		Mating Net: I think ...48Na4 is worthy of a long series of !!. What a great chess move. I don't think White ever saw it coming, 48 Ra3 may have held. The text move totally blocks White's ability to stop the a pawn from promoting, all the while the Knight is protected by the Bishop at c2. Definitely a case where the two minor pieces are superior to the lone Rook.

Jan-14-07		The Chess Express: It's obvious though. TCE

Apr-14-08		Autoreparaturwerkbau: <Mating Net> Umm, well, even a patzer like me saw 48...Na4 coming all the way. I would not dare to put even 1 lone exclamation mark to the given move. Nonetheless, it is very effective as mentioned.

Oct-29-09		The Chess Express: A better way to play for white is Movsesian vs Z Varga, 2005

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Another 4-pawn attack line that I play.
from Kirk Sadler's Alekhine Defense Repetoire by ksadler

Igor Alexandre Nataf (1978-)
from Player of the day: Notable game. by nikolaas

Alekhine Defense
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