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Sergey Karjakin vs Tigran L Petrosian
2nd Sanjin Hotel Cup 2005  ·  Pirc Defense: Austrian Attack. Weiss Variation (B09)  ·  0-1


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Jul-24-05   supertimchan: Is 19.Bxg6 a horrible blunder?
Jul-25-05   ConspTheory06: I'd say so but i think Rxb7 is an even bigger one... yeah his plan to play c3 and pin the bishop doesnt work so i would give it at least a question mark.
Aug-17-05
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  notyetagm: This game has got to be the worst I have ever seen Karjakin play.
Aug-18-05
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  ahmadov: It is very unusual to see a player like Karjakin not forseeing a move like 20....Qa5
Sep-25-08   Poisonpawns: Karjakin lost two games really badly to this guy
Feb-11-09
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  freeman8201: This guy has to be lacking on how to play tactically. I can't see how he missed 20...Qa5! It reminds me of <Hikaru Nakamura> stating he was proud to have a plus recorded against Sergey Karjakin <5 wins 1 loss 3 draws> and being able to "out play him in the middle game" using middle game strategies. I believe he also stated Sergey having superior opening knowledge. This information came from Chesslife (USA)
Feb-11-09
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  freeman8201: I play the Pirc and I dislike Nc6, but White can't punish Black for playing it. When I face the Austrian attack I play Na6.
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