Raymond Keene vs Bo Jacobsen (1983)

Raymond Keene vs Bo Jacobsen
International Tournament 1983 · King's Indian Defense: Steiner Attack (A65) · 1-0

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Dec-12-06		black knight c6: why not play 26. Qh4 ?? If say 26. ... h5 then as the last comment, 27. Qg5 If 26. ... Kg7 then 27. Qh6+! (not Qh7+) 27. ... Kh8 28. Qxh7++ hmm ok now I've got stuck at 26. ... Nxf6 27. Nxf6 Kg7 and I suppose white will have to conk out with 28. Nxe8+ Qxe8 and something like 29. Qf2 Anyway it seems like h4 isn't a good move, its just a good waiting move because Keene has realised black cannot do anything with his rook. But I don't see it's point if black can take away white's pieces from the attack anyway.

Sep-09-09		ray keene: just noticed this query after a slight gap of several years-h4 on move 26 is not a waiting move-its to defend the white q so i can take his rook!

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