Garry Kasparov vs Juliana Sayumi Terao (2004)

Garry Kasparov vs Juliana Sayumi Terao
Kasparov Sao Paulo Simul (2004) · Queen's Gambit Declined: Exchange. Positional Variation (D35) · 1-0

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Oct-11-04		fgh: Personally, I think that 4. ... exd5 was the losing blunder.

Oct-11-04		clocked: 16.Nxe4!

Oct-11-04		checkpat: losin? But B can survive a long time after 21 Qxb7 Qxd4... And the check in h7 is not lethal... I suppose Korchnoi wuld play for the win here :=))))

Dec-04-05		THE pawn: <checkpat> I agree, the continuation on h7+ seems useless and the next one is unclear : Qxb7 Qxd4 Qe4 Qd5 My computer agrees that it's not all over, even if the evaluation gives white good chances. He saw the line I gave, but think white in long term might enjoy more this one: depth=9 -2.16 Bc2 Rc6 Bd3 Nodes: 34312655 NPS: 252298 Time: 00:02:16.00

Dec-04-05		refutor: what's better fgh?

Dec-04-05		TheAlchemist: <refutor> Since you're playing Kasparov, you might as well end the suffering right away with 4...Qxd5 :-))

Oct-19-06		thegoodanarchist: geez, it's just a simul and your down over 800 rating points. Why not play it out??? When I played GM Mednis in a simul in 1986 I lost a bishop in the opening but I played until checkmate anyway.

Oct-19-06		TrueFiendish: You must be proud. :-)

Apr-13-08		Whitehat1963: So, what's the finish, then?

Jun-19-08		hedgeh0g: I can't see any crushing finish. Black may have thought White had one with Qh7+ or Qxb7 (forking rook and knight) and subsequently resigned, but despite a somewhat worse position, Black seems to be holding on after ...Kf7 and ...Qxd4 respectively.

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