Robert Huebner vs Vladimir Kramnik (1996)

Robert Huebner vs Vladimir Kramnik
Chess Classics 1996 · Russian Game: Nimzowitsch Attack (C42) · 0-1

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Oct-24-04		diablotins: Isn't winning for white ?

Jun-03-05		silvio: did white lose in time ? how can black win this game?

Jun-03-05		aw1988: No, this is certainly won for white.

Aug-03-05		Kelvieto: Does anyone know the reason for the loss?

Aug-03-05		Willem Wallekers: White lost on time, no doubt about it.

Aug-03-05		fgh: I doubt white lost on time, since he was the last who moved a piece.

Aug-04-05		Willem Wallekers: The move isn't completed until the clock is pressed.

Aug-04-05		aw1988: Some things never change. The dreaded 5. Nc3 which appears to be a new tabyia.

Aug-07-05		Ernesto7: why not 19.g5 ? It looks strong for white and doesn't it win a piece?

Aug-07-05		psmith: <Ernesto7> 19. g5 hxg5 and now if 20. fxg5 Qxf2 it's Black who's won a piece.

Feb-09-06		filipecea: <The dreaded 5. Nc3 which appears to be a new tabyia.> I favour this line as White. I think it is the only way to get out of the drawish lines of the Petroff Defence, although still a boring game.. And yes, you're right, 5.Nc3 appears to be a new tabyia. <tabyia> at least if google was right in telling me what this word actually mean. lol :p

Mar-18-07		Poisonpawns: Nothing new about 5.Nc3 see Nimzowitsch vs Marshall, 1914 Marshalls plan was actually better than Kramniks!

Mar-18-07		vonKrolock: 53...e2 54.a7 c2 55.d5 a2 56.g2! a7 57.c6 a5 58.g7) etc and White wins (barebrain line)

May-04-10		jeremyh20man: Thanks vonKrolock!

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