Ronald Burnett vs Eric Schiller (1990)

Ronald Burnett vs Eric Schiller
It (open) US Masters 1990 · Zukertort Opening: Queen's Gambit Invitation (A04) · 1-0

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Jul-26-08		mmmsplay10: Beautiful tactic by Ron Burnett, against famous player Eric Shiller. Wonderful game

Jul-26-08		Alphastar: I'm quite sure the maneouvre 21. ..Nd7 and 22. ..Nf8 is meant to be followed up with Ne6 and Nd4, but the very next move - 23. ..Bxd5 - cuts across this plan. Was it really necessary to play this immediately? I wonder what Eric Schiller himself has to say about this.

Jul-27-08		Eric Schiller: I saw no future for the bishop. I doubt the capture was necessary.

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