Darmen Sadvakasov vs Rustam Kasimdzhanov (1999)

Darmen Sadvakasov vs Rustam Kasimdzhanov
Lausanne YM qf playoff 1999 · Sicilian Defense: Nyezhmetdinov-Rossolimo Attack (B30) · 1-0

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Oct-14-04		vonKrolock: 11.Nd5!! was reported as being a novelty, and quite a powerfull one, whith the proper sequel 13.Bg5 f6 14.Bf4! etc. Good attacking performance by Sadvakasov

Oct-15-04		Sneaky: That's incredible!

Oct-15-04		offramp: The queen moves on moves 18 to 21 are weel done!

Oct-15-04		Honza Cervenka: Hmmm, impressive game. Darmen Sadvakasov is a guy worth to remember.

Oct-15-04		offramp: This game was played 5 years ago; what has he done since?

Oct-16-04		acirce: <offramp> Scored a performance rating of 2746 so far in 2004, higher than both Kramnik's and Kasparov's.

Jan-15-05		Whitehat1963: Definitely an interesting game from the player of the day. And the knight sac must have been unpleasant to see unfold. But besides the material advantage and the passed pawns, does white have a mating attack? What's the finish?

Jan-15-05		GreenDayGuy: <Whitehat1963> it doesn't look like white has a mating attack, but the passed pawns should win eventually. White can exchange queen for rook, making it harder for black to defend.

Jan-03-06		sfm: sfm: <...the finish?> After white plays c5 - Qd5 - c6 it's over! Terrific game. Cute is the maneuver 13.Bg5,f6 14.Bf4, creating a decisive weakening of the white squares, so black can't castle on his 15th move because of 16.dxe,Re8 17.Qd5+ and 18.Qf7.

Mar-29-08		computer chess guy: computers suggest 16 .. a5, with the idea of a6. This would make things harder for White, but Black is still under pressure.

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