Heinz De Carbonnel vs Jaroslav Hybl (1968)

Heinz De Carbonnel vs Jaroslav Hybl
6th CC World Ch Final 1968 · Gruenfeld Defense: Exchange. Classical Variation (D88) · 1/2-1/2

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Jan-05-08		Treadhead57: Is this game really a draw? White looks so much better here.

Jan-05-08		paulalbert: I think Qe3+ probably forces White to accept a perpetual check. Trying to run with the K might even lead to lines that lose for White and at least if the K goes to d1, then Qxd4+ forces exchange of Qs leaving White with nothing as far as I can see. I'm not strong enough to work all the lines out precisely and I don't have a chess engine, but White will not get the chance to carry out his dangerous mate threats with Nxg6+. Paul Albert

Jan-06-08		Treadhead57: <paulalbert> I see what you mean. Thanks for explaining. Black did well to salvage a draw in this game.

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