Vladimir Malakhov vs Peter Heine Nielsen (2003)

Vladimir Malakhov vs Peter Heine Nielsen
EU-ch 4th (2003) · Nimzo-Indian Defense: Reshevsky Variation (E46) · 1-0

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Jun-17-04		ConLaMismaMano: Nice Knight hopping!

Jun-17-04		Medic One: Beautiful!!!

Nov-27-06		black knight c6: hmmmmm someone got owned on d6. well done malak brilliant use of a pivot pivot deep in black's game, completely controls him. Plus manages to take the centre pretty comprehensively before that, which black somehow shouldn't have allowed if he wanted a hope in this.

Nov-27-07		LivBlockade: The position before White's 25th move looks like a future puzzle. I'll guess Wednesday.

Nov-27-07		Jim Bartle: Looks like an example of how it can hurt not to develop a bishop, so the rooks don't protect each other...

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