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David Navara vs Tomi Nyback
Wch U12 1997  ·  Sicilian Defense: Dragon. Modern Bc4 Variation (B72)  ·  1-0
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Kibitzer's Corner
Jan-16-08
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  Gilmoy: Book trap? 9.Bb5 is a cute way to shield b2. White threatens 10.Nf5 collecting the B (11.Nxg7+ Kf8? 12.Bh6 oh my). 9..Bd7 is no help, so 9..Nd7 to nip that line (10.Nf5? Bxc3+ and Qxb5). But it help-mates his Q! 10.Nd5 Qd8?? 11.Bxc6 untouchable: bxc6 12.Nxc6 would make U12s and grown men cry alike:


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Jun-15-10  JonathanJ: what's wrong with 9. ... Bd7?
Jun-15-10  JonathanJ: I see...
Jun-15-10  paavoh: Both Navara and Nyback have come a long way since those U12 days...
Jan-12-12  LoveThatJoker: Nice analysis, Gilmoy. Very instructive. Thank you.

LTJ

Jan-12-12  Penguincw: He beat Carlsen, but loss to Navara like this?
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