Emory A Tate vs Stanislav G Kriventsov (1998)

Emory A Tate vs Stanislav G Kriventsov
Washington Eastern op 1998 · Sicilian Defense: O'Kelly Variation. Normal System Kan Line (B41) · 1-0

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Oct-21-05		Poisonpawns: This game is a must for the TATE fans,these type games are why he has a cult following in the chess community.This game looks so unorthodox and crazy,that you would think white cant win but Tate finds a way,he has a old classic style,reminding me of anderrsen,blackburn etc.

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