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Jonathan Rowson vs Vladimir Malakhov
2nd Milk Tournament (2003)  ·  Sicilian Defense: Old Sicilian. Open (B36)  ·  0-1
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Dec-06-03  Johannes: i really dont see why white resigned....
Dec-06-03
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  technical draw: If 38.Kf3 then black plays 38..Nc2. White loses the exchange.
Dec-22-03
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  patzer2: If 38. Kg3, then Black wins with 38...Rd1 creating a decisive pin. White drops a piece.
Dec-22-03
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  patzer2: A key sequence in this game was Black's 18th to 24th moves, weakening White's overextended queen-side pawns for a decisive advantage.
Dec-22-03
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  patzer2: For those looking for a sound opening option in the Sicilian for Black, not requiring a lot of long lines to memorize, the Sicilian Accelerated Fianchetto is worthy of study. Kasparov has played it recently with good success, and Malakhov in this game proves he is not bad with it either. This opening seems to rely more on an understanding of basic middle game and end game strategy, tactics and techniques than it does on rote memory or exploiting opening traps. In other words, the best player should win. What more can you ask for out of the opening?
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