Gregory Kaidanov vs Enkhbat Tegshsuren (2004)

Gregory Kaidanov vs Enkhbat Tegshsuren
Chessmaster US Championships 2005 (2004) · Bogo-Indian Defense: Exchange Variation (E11) · 1-0

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Nov-29-04		Knight13: Kaidanov controlled the board very well.

Dec-03-04		weirdoid: With my nil theoretical knowledge, I find this game amazing. Where did Black go wrong? Was it in the opening, or in the midgame? Was it 6... b6? For most part, Black seemed to make natural moves (even only moves at times), yet got into hopeless position.

Dec-03-04		tamar: 19...Qh6 doesn't throw enough sand into White's machine. I think Black is okay, but has to keep pressuring the center. 19...Nc5 is good unless 20 e5 works. Shredder 8 thinks Black can head for a repetition. 19...Nc5 20 e5 Nh5 21 Re3 dxe5 22 fxe5 Qg5 23 Qe1 Nf4 24 Qg3 Nh5 = Improvements?

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