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Timur Gareev vs C Martinez
36th Olympiad 2004  ·  Slav Defense: Exchange Variation (D10)  ·  1-0


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Apr-27-05   BadTemper: why did he play 24. Rc4 ? and why 24... Qb6 ?
Apr-27-05   Pawn Ambush: Its looks to me that White intended to double rooks on the c-file to invade the 7th rank,then when black played 24...Qb6 leaving d7 ungarded white then changed plans and played 25.Qd3 threatening mate,Black played 25...Rd8 stopping mate but overlooking 26.Rc8.

Blacks 24...Qb6 makes no sense to me, his position is lost. He should have played 4...Nf6 in the opening.


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