Raymond Keene vs Andrew Jonathan Whiteley (1964)

Raymond Keene vs Andrew Jonathan Whiteley
Southern Schools Jamboree 1964 · King's Indian Defense: Petrosian Variation. Keres Defense (E93) · 1-0

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Given 33 times; par: 42 [what's this?]

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Nov-08-05		ray keene: 25 qh7+ and then nf5 forces an instant decision-as played white wins a piece but fails to finish off in the most efficient fashion-i very much liked the unusual attacking formation in this game.

Jul-04-08		Jesspatrick: Well, His White Majesty certainly did step into harm's way via Kf1-g2-f1, but the maneuver did allow the QR to enter the fray via e1.

Nov-11-08		PinnedPiece: score 62 par 41 And I played 25 Qh7....... Also lost a point for selecting 31.Kd2 instead of 31.Ke2 but I don't see how 31.Ke2 wins (..Qf3). Looks like a perpetual to me or white starts giving back material.

Mar-19-09		ray keene: i dont think black has a perpetual and when he runs out of checks white has a very useful discovered check of his own-using his extra piece!

Apr-18-12		MarkFinan: <PinnedPiece> Exact same score, Exact same moves(25.Qh7), and Exact same thoughts about kd2 when I just played this game!!!

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