Andrei Volokitin vs Zahar Efimenko (2004)

Andrei Volokitin vs Zahar Efimenko
73rd Ukrainian Championship (2004) · Sicilian Defense: Najdorf Variation (B86) · 1-0

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Sep-10-04		jeffnool: great game for Volokitin...he game is maturing....

Nov-26-04		mjk: Hear GM Christiansen's analysis at http://video.chess.fm/christiansen/...

Jan-03-05		tamar: Plus Volokitin has a great memory. Here is his note to the 31st move Rdf6: "Only here did my home analysis come to an end. I should mention I made these moves without thinking, thereby causing my opponent to become nervous and waste time. My position is technically won, and in addition I had 1 hour 40 minutes against 30 minutes and an enormous psychological advantage."

Jan-03-05		Shams: <mjk> can you provide a link to the Nunez-Ruez (sp?) game that Christiansen mentions in the lecture?

Jan-31-05		GreenDayGuy: Highly instructive endgame from the player of the day.

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