Michael Bezold vs Klaus Bischoff (2004)

Michael Bezold vs Klaus Bischoff
2nd Fraenkische Grossmeistertage (2004) · Indian Game: Yusupov-Rubinstein System (A46) · 1-0

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Jul-13-05		Knight13: There's no way Klaus Bischoff didn't see 39. Qh8+ followed by Qxb2. Black played 38. Rxb2 maybe because there's a mate threat or something? But I don't see why. Good game.

Jul-13-05		Shams: the b2 bishop is worth far more than a rook! white threatened Qh8+ winning loads of material.

Jul-13-05		Knight13: <Shams: the b2 bishop is worth far more than a rook! white threatened Qh8+ winning loads of material.> I see. Thanks.

Jul-13-05		OneBadDog: Why was Black so eager to trade off his b7 ? It seems to have given White a lead in development without giving Black anything in return.

Jan-18-09		WhiteRook48: oh, I thought throwing the away for the enemy was just an outright blunder.

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