Jonathan D Tisdall vs Graham Lee (1981)

Jonathan D Tisdall vs Graham Lee
London 1981 · Sicilian Defense: Pin. Koch Variation (B40) · 1-0

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May-27-04		Honza Cervenka: Lovely finish!

May-27-04		MoonlitKnight: Tisdall is an American who has lived in Norway since 1985. 1981 was the year he became IM, and he later became GM (in 1993). Here is his picture: http://heim.ifi.uio.no/~runed/grafi...

May-27-04		panigma: How can 15...Qxg7 hurt black?

May-27-04		acirce: <panigma> It leads to mate after 16. exd7+, 17. Rhe1+ and eventually Rd8#

May-27-04		panigma: <acirce> Thanks. I was thinking black could weasel out of it using the bishop as protection from the rooks, but missed Rd8.

Feb-23-06		Autoreparaturwerkbau: 15.e6!! counts for one of weirder moves i've seen so far!

May-06-07		FSR: 15.e6!! What an astounding shot!

May-23-08		OBIT: Yeh, the position after Black's 14th move really needs to be a Puzzle of the Day someday.

May-08-09		tommy boy: 15.e6!!! Absolutely insane

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